Hydex delivers default, protocol-level privacy for Solana users and applications using Arcium MPC confidential compute. No optional toggles — privacy is built into the protocol layer.
Hydex Router — Private Withdrawals for SOL & SPL Tokens
Privacy-preserving router that lets users deposit into vaults and withdraw privately through a global pool system using Arcium MPC.
- Amount unlinkability — PRF-driven output shaping toward canonical k-values makes outputs statistically indistinguishable
- Destination privacy — withdrawal destinations are stored encrypted and revealed only within confidential compute
- Timing decorrelation — minimum residence time and epoch-batched withdrawals disrupt timing correlation
- Anonymity sets — shaping and sampling increase lookalike withdrawals and reduce unique fingerprints
Users cannot weaken their own privacy because privacy decisions are pushed into protocol logic rather than optional settings.
hySOL — Encrypted Rewards on Solana
On-chain rewards program that manages epochs, snapshots user balances, harvests protocol fees, swaps assets, and finalizes epoch rewards for users to claim.
- Per-epoch state and ring buffer for efficient claims
- Permissionless harvest, swap, snapshot, and finalize instructions
- DEX routing through Meteora DLMM with Jupiter fallback
- Arcium-based VRF and mid-snapshot window support
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hydex?
Hydex is a privacy suite for Solana that provides default, protocol-level privacy for token transfers, cross-chain bridging, staking rewards, and identity management using Arcium MPC confidential compute.
What data is public vs encrypted?
On-chain program state and transaction structure are public. Withdrawal destinations, policy configurations, bridge attestation details, and reward snapshots are encrypted via Arcium MPC. Users never need to expose private data to use Hydex protocols.
How does Hydex Router differ from a mixer?
Hydex Router is not a mixer. It is a protocol-level privacy layer that shapes outputs into canonical values, batches withdrawals by epoch, and encrypts destinations — making privacy the default rather than an opt-in feature.