Whitepaper (Preface)
End of Public Wallets
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End of Public Wallets
Last updated
Composable and self-custodial private wallet. It enables data privacy for on-chain assets for any transaction on supported chains. You can store, send, receive, and interact with any dApp in complete privacy.
Developer Tools: SDK and APIs that enable developers to integrate compliant privacy into their software:
Crypto is a major strategic direction for the US in 2025, intended to replace traditional finance. Blockchains are already efficient in terms of scalability and security. So what prevents mass adoption
The problem is public wallets. Moving money from a private banking account to a public wallet means showing everyone what you have. Putting yourself at risk of hacks, in front of criminals, or competitors who can now see your sensitive personal and business data.
Invisible wallets are the answer. Imagine a wallet that enables any transaction but doesn't reveal your sensitive data on-chain. That's Hinkal Wallet, a fully composable wallet that protects your data from unwanted eyes.
That's how we end public wallets and enable the world to benefit from blockchains.
