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$BRS by @norafinancexyz is now the first Brazilian real stablecoin that moves privately onchain, powered by Cloak.
Pay suppliers, run payroll, settle with partners. On-chain observers can’t link who paid whom.
Send your BRS privately now at cloak.ag
marcelo 🦀🛡️ retweeted
The Brazilian storm is inevitable.
@norafinancexyz 🤝 @cloak_ag
BRS meets privacy.
Only possible on @solana.
cloak it
Do you know how to transact privately on Solana in seconds?
@_frontandy shows you exactly how 👇
cloak.ag
marcelo 🦀🛡️ retweeted
Paying 40 people onchain shouldn't mean showing all 40 what everyone else earns.
Payroll is now live on Cloak. Upload a spreadsheet, send in one click, and every payment stays private.
cloak.ag/privacy
marcelo 🦀🛡️ retweeted
Private payments at 0% protocol fees on USDC, still live.
If you haven't tried it yet, now's a good time.
cloak.ag/privacy
marcelo 🦀🛡️ retweeted
Would you pay a friend back if it meant showing them every transaction you've ever made?
Cloak keeps the speed of blockchain and gives you back your privacy.
Make your next payment private: cloak.ag/privacy
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Cloak mainnet is live.
Onchain finance shouldn't mean public finance.
Cloak keeps your balances, amounts, and counterparties private, while letting you prove exactly what matters to exactly the people who need to see it.
Private by default. Auditable when required.
⚡ 0% protocol fees on USDC transactions for launch week.
cloak.ag/privacy
marcelo 🦀🛡️ retweeted
Privacy without compliance creates room for abuse.
That’s why Range has been a partner and a core part of our infrastructure since day one, powering our compliance stack across the entire flowfrom screening users as they deposit to validating the destination wallet on withdrawal.
Privacy for legitimate users, with safeguards against abuse.
Once a transaction becomes private, the usual compliance checks disappear. That means screening must occur before the privacy layer is applied.
Cloak is private financial infrastructure on Solana, built on zero-knowledge proofs. Their protocol moves USDC, USDT and SOL without publishing the transfer details on a public explorer.
The property that makes a transfer confidential also removes the details that compliance tooling would otherwise read.
The team worked that out before moving from testnet to mainnet. They wanted to be OFAC-compliant and reduce abuse by malicious users, so they integrated Range's Risk API to screen addresses at the perimeter of their privacy product.
The part most teams get wrong is the timing. Cloak wired Range in before their program went to audit, so the screening path was in the code under review, and the program that shipped to mainnet carried the compliance control with it.
Screening added after an audit is not part of that audit. The protocol then carries a compliance explanation that does not match its reviewed code until the next review closes the gap.
@cloak_ag is live on mainnet, with control within the audited surface rather than alongside it.
Read our new case study 👇
range.org/blog/how-cloak-scr…
marcelo 🦀🛡️ retweeted
Would you leave your bank statement open for anyone on the internet to read? 👀
That's exactly what happens every time you use a crypto wallet. How much came in, how much went out, to whom. All public.
@_frontandy explained how to avoid this. 🕶️
marcelo 🦀🛡️ retweeted
The winners of the Cloak Track are here.
95 submissions. Builders from everywhere exploring what happens when privacy stops being a feature and becomes infrastructure.
The hardest part wasn’t finding good projects. It was choosing between them.
When there was a tie, we optimized for range: one winner per use case, to show how broad private payments can actually become.
🏆 1st: TENDR (@tendrdotbid )
Private RFP procurement where bids stay sealed until close, eliminating information leakage and preventing either side from cheating.
🥈 2nd: BIDO (@usebido )
Ad monetization for AI agents, where intent is privately detected and matched before the final purchase decision.
🥉 3rd: AEGIS (@aegis_ledger )
A privacy execution layer on top of Squads v4, routing multisig approvals through Cloak’s ZK infrastructure.
4th: TUMAR
A non-custodial family investment vault for the Kazakh diaspora, combining private payments with real-world asset exposure.
5th: TIRAI (@tiraiFrontier )
Private bounty payouts for security researchers, breaking the onchain link between deposits and withdrawals.
Honorable mentions: NORI, @DefundsFinance , @agio_network , @buildcoldstar , @usekixa , and GRAYBOX.
Massive respect to every team that shipped.
And to everyone who didn’t win this time: keep building. Cloak will continue supporting teams pushing privacy forward.
This is what the future of private payments looks like when builders take the problem seriously.
buidl time
The Cloak track is live at @colosseum Frontier.
We're funding products that only exist because privacy makes them possible.
Let's build: superteam.fun/earn/listing/c…
