Ghost
Your everyday balance, held off to one side. Send to anyone without them seeing what else you hold or where it came from.
- Visible
- Nothing
- Use for
- Holding, paying
What you did
What the chain shows
Husk on
Dogs shed.
So should your wallet.
A Solana wallet that makes you a fresh one for every job.
Trade from a burner. Hold in a vault. Run a treasury with your team.
There is no line
between you and it.
Your deposit and your trading wallet both touch the pool. They never touch each other, so nothing on chain connects them.
Four wallets.
Four jobs.
Most people use one wallet for everything. These four each do one thing properly. Click through them, they actually run.
Burner
A throwaway wallet for one session. Paste the key into Axiom, GMGN or Photon, trade at full speed, then shed it in a click and it is gone.
- Visible
- Trades, not you
- Use for
- Trading
Step 1 of 4
Vault
Where the money you are not trading sits. Your phone is the only key that can approve anything leaving, and it can kill a withdrawal before it lands.
- Visible
- Balance only
- Use for
- Storage
Try to drain it
Multisig
A treasury your team shares. Nothing moves until the people you named sign off, and a time lock gives everyone a window to stop it.
- Visible
- Who signed
- Use for
- Teams, treasuries
2 of 3 must approve · 40 SOL to a contractor
Click a member to approve
Questions you
should be asking.
Including the ones with answers we would rather not give. You are about to put money in this.
No, and we cannot be made to. Your keys are generated in your browser and never transmitted. If huskwallet.com vanished tomorrow your funds would still be recoverable from your recovery phrase alone.
The honest caveat: one secret unlocks both reading and spending. There is no watch-only mode, and anyone who can read your notes can spend them. We will not pretend otherwise.
Unlinkable on chain, genuinely. Nobody reading Solana can connect your deposit to your trading wallet.
But Privacy Cash runs the relayer that submits every withdrawal, and it sees your recipient and which notes you are spending. The chain cannot link you. Their server could. Most projects do not tell you this.
And privacy is proportional to how busy the pool is. If four withdrawals happened this hour, you are hiding among four people, not among everyone who ever deposited. The app shows that number and tells you when it is too thin.
The pool charges nothing to deposit. The chain does: about 0.00156 SOL in account rent that never comes back. Anyone calling deposits free is rounding that to zero.
Withdrawals cost 0.35% plus roughly 0.006 SOL flat. The flat part dominates small amounts, so moving 0.1 SOL loses 6.3% while moving 1 SOL loses 0.95%. Use bigger burners, fewer times.
No, and you should be suspicious of anyone who did last week.
The pool is Privacy Cash, audited by Accretion, HashCloak, Zigtur and Kriko. Vault and Multisig run on Squads v4, audited by Neodyme, OtterSec and Trail of Bits and already securing around $10B on Solana.
Our own code generates keys, manages the burner lifecycle, and draws the screens. That is deliberately the boring part.
Any terminal that accepts a private key, which is all of them. We hand you a key and you paste it in.
That means no integration, no partnership and no permission from anyone, so a burner works in a terminal that launches next year without us touching anything.
The money is gone and there is nobody to appeal to. We hold nothing, so there is no reset, no support ticket and no recovery.
That is the same deal every non-custodial wallet offers. It is only worth saying out loud because the alternative is us holding a copy, and then you are trusting us instead of mathematics.
No. The key on this device can request a withdrawal and execute one, but it cannot approve. Only your phone can, and nothing moves without that approval.
Once approved, a delay you choose starts running, and your phone alone can kill it during that window. Try it yourself in the Vault demo above.