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Embed confidential payments and settlement into existing systems — without changing wallets, contracts, or chains.
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Embed confidential payments and settlement into existing systems — without changing wallets, contracts, or chains.
The Hinkal SDK lets platforms add privacy to on-chain transfers and settlement flows on Ethereum, Solana, Tron and major EVM chains, while keeping custody, compliance, and routing unchanged.
It supports Node.js, browser apps, React Native mobile apps, and native Go backends.
It is designed for PSPs, wallets, payment stacks, and financial applications that need to operate on public blockchains without exposing sensitive transaction history.
Hinkal SDK - Complete toolkit for Node.js, browser, React, and Next.js integrations.
Hinkal React Native SDK - Mobile SDK for React Native and Expo.
Hinkal Go SDK - Native Go SDK for backends, payment infrastructure, and settlement services.
Hinkal Demo app - An example web application utilizing the Hinkal SDK.
The SDK abstracts all privacy mechanics. Developers call simple functions — Hinkal handles the rest.
With a single integration, teams can support:
Confidential settlement and payouts
Execute on-chain transfers without publicly revealing sender, recipient, balances, or amounts.
Private treasury operations
Move funds internally or between counterparties without broadcasting inventory or strategy on-chain.
Public-to-public private transfers
Enable “send privately” from standard public wallets — no shielding UX, no new wallet model.
Selective disclosure for compliance
Viewing keys allow authorized parties to audit or monitor activity without making it public.
No smart contract changes required
No chain or liquidity migration
Non-custodial by design
Compatible with existing dashboards and workflows
Privacy is handled at the infrastructure layer, not the interface — so users and operators keep the same UX, while on-chain visibility is removed.
Public → Public (Private Routing)
Sender is not publicly attributable.
Public → Private
Assets enter a confidential state.
Private → Private
Fully confidential transfers, the value of transfer is not visible on-chain.
Private → Public
Recipient is public, sender and history remain private.
Payment Service Providers (PSPs)
Wallets & embedded finance platforms
OTC desks & treasury systems
Payroll, payout, and settlement tools
Individual builders
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