Send
Sender, recipient, and amount stay private on-chain.
The sender:
Deposits funds into the Hinkal smart contract instead of transferring directly to the recipient's public wallet (EOA)
Funds move into a private balance inside the Hinkal smart contract, accessible with the recipient's existing wallet
How to send privately:
Additional Options
Delivery Window
By default a send executes as soon as it's submitted. Choosing a delivery window instead lets Hinkal execute it at a random point within the window you set. This breaks the timing link between when you pressed Send and when the transaction lands on-chain - an observer who saw you interact with Hinkal at a given moment can't match that to a specific payment.
Use it for larger or more sensitive payments where timing correlation matters. Skip it when the recipient needs the funds now. The funds leave your balance when the transaction executes, not when you submit.

Notify the recipient by email
Enter the recipient's email and Hinkal sends them a notification when the funds arrive, with a link to pay.hinkal.io to claim them. It is useful when the recipient isn't watching their wallet, or has never used Hinkal and won't know to look.
The email contains no transaction details beyond what's needed to claim - no amount, no sender. Hinkal doesn't store the address after the notification is sent.

Multiple recipients
Add as many recipients as you need to a single send, each with its own address and amount.

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