A private wallet workspace for Solana
Create fresh wallets, manage your private balance, and see the connections your public transactions reveal.
How it works
Public on deposit
Your address, the amount and the time.
Public on withdrawal
The recipient, the amount and the time. Not which deposit paid for it.
Connect the Solana wallet you already use and sign one message. It unlocks your private balance on this device only.
Your wallet approves a deposit into the shared pool. You see the exact amount and network cost before you sign.
Vanish makes a new wallet on your device and schedules a withdrawal to it. Waiting longer and avoiding round amounts helps.
Privacy depends on the protocol, your activity, and the services you use. Learn what remains visible.
Inside the app
Addresses are derived locally from your unlock. Pick how patient to be; the timing is randomised within the window.
…This address was thrown away. In the app, addresses are derived from your unlock so you can recover them.
Optionally keep a few wallets funded ahead of time, within a budget you set and can revoke at any time.
You set the count, size and total budget. Spending stops at the budget or the end time.
Each transfer has a record. If a result is unclear, Vanish checks the chain before it lets anything else spend.
While a transfer is “Checking”, nothing else can spend those funds.
Wallet data is encrypted in this browser. Exporting a key is a deliberate, local action you can see.
Encrypted in this browser. Never sent to a server.
Free tool · not live yet
Add up to six public addresses to inspect transaction evidence: transfers, shared funders, co-signed transactions and timing patterns. No wallet connection is needed.
The app
FAQ
A browser workspace for Solana wallets. It connects to your existing wallet, holds SOL in a shared privacy pool run by the third-party Privacy Cash protocol, creates fresh wallets on your device, and scans public transactions for links between your addresses.
No tool makes you anonymous to everyone. Deposits and withdrawals are public transactions. Timing, amounts, the people you pay, your RPC provider and the pool operator can all reveal information. Vanish makes the link between a deposit and a later withdrawal harder to see, and shows you what still stays visible. Read the details.
Your private balance sits in the Privacy Cash pool and is controlled by keys derived from a message your wallet signs. Vanish has no server-side custody. The signature stays in your browser's memory; anyone who obtains it could spend that balance.
Vanish adds no fee. The provider charges withdrawals (0.35% plus a flat 0.006 SOL per withdrawal in its configuration on 5 Oct 2026) and the network charges transaction fees. Every transfer shows its exact cost before you approve it.
The signature unlocks your private balance and the fresh wallets Vanish derives for you. It is not a transaction and moves no funds by itself, but it does grant spending access, so only sign it on the real Vanish site.
Scheduled transfers pause. Nothing runs on a server while you are away. When you come back and unlock, Vanish checks every pending transfer against the chain before doing anything new.
Partly. In the app you can connect your wallet, unlock and see your private balance. Scan and sending aren't switched on yet; sending stays off until it passes its remaining checks, including a small real-money test.
No. Vanish has not been audited. The Privacy Cash SDK states it was reviewed by an independent auditor; that review does not cover Vanish.