A private execution layer for on-chain value.
Your keys. Your address. A different signal.
Less public signal.
More personal control.
Your address shouldn’t be your financial history.
Jammer is being designed to separate settlement
from surveillance.
The proposed RPC layer translates familiar wallet actions into shielded execution, with spending authority retained by your wallet.
Standard wallet authorization. Wallet-derived privacy keys under evaluation. Spending authority remains with your signer.
Prove ownership, authorization, and value conservation without publishing your transfer graph.
Viewing keys for intentional transparency. Deposit screening and revocation mechanisms for accountable privacy.
Your wallet would authorize an intent using its existing signer.
A proof would establish ownership and a valid note transition.
An on-chain verifier would check the proof and update the pool.
The architecture, boundaries, and assumptions belong in the open. Explore the design from note commitments to the wallet RPC interface.
Open documentationAccess to the first Jammer experience is invite-only.
