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Payvacy: Shield once. Pay from a shared pool. Every Solana transaction leaves a public record. One payment can expose wallet history, reveal financial relationships, and connect activity you’d rather keep separate. Payvacy wants to change that. Built around shielded payments on Solana, Payvacy uses a shared vault designed to make it harder to link a payment to its original depositor. The flow is simple: → Deposit: Funds enter the vault and are represented by private notes. → Prove: A locally generated receipt demonstrates spending eligibility without revealing the specific note being spent. → Release: Transfers are submitted through a courier service alongside other activity, obscuring the direct link between sender and recipient. The bigger idea is straightforward: reduce the on-chain clues that make financial activity easy to trace. Payvacy also describes a non-custodial design, existing wallet support, and sanctions screening before deposits. The important caveat? The full technical implementation and security assumptions still need independent verification. Privacy on-chain shouldn't mean sacrificing usability. And if Payvacy can deliver on its design, Solana payments could become a lot more private. 🔗 payvacy.fun Token CA: "HUvh2cjYKpeettcrqERLHbnXK8vx1KpbtcwmRpowpump" Privacy should be a feature, not a privilege.