The veil
A one time snipe wallet that lives in this browser. Fund it through NEAR Intents, sign the fill with its own key, route what is left back out.
The key is generated in this browser and encrypted here with your passphrase. It is never sent to this site or to anyone else. Hidden: the link between the wallet you fund from and the fill. Your deposit goes to a solver, and native ETH arrives at the veil address. Not live: the rail's confidential shard. Quoting it needs a partner key the desk does not hold, so orders route publicly today and their size and timing are visible while they settle. Not hidden: the fill. It is a public transaction on Robinhood Chain sent from the veil address, and anyone can read it in the explorer.
Open a veilOne key, generated here, encrypted here.
no veil yetNothing is stored until the key is encrypted. Lose the passphrase and the veil is gone: there is no recovery and no copy anywhere else.
This browser holds an encrypted key for that address. Unlock it to sign.
Reading the balance from the chain.
- NEAR block: reading NEAR mainnet
- Intents assets: reading the relay
- Dry quote: reading
- Dry quote: reading
- Dry quote: reading
- Read live from NEAR mainnet and NEAR Intents on this load.
Fund itA solver takes your asset and delivers native ETH to the veil.
lockedReading the asset list from the rail.
Send exactly this amount from the wallet that owns the refund address.
Snipe from itThe veil key signs the fill. Nothing on chain ties it to your main wallet.
lockedThe veil calls createGraduatedPool on the Pons factory, then buys in the next transaction with the amount above as its cap. The minimum out is a fresh quote less your slippage. If somebody opens it first, the veil skips the open and buys.
The tab must stay open. The watch runs in this page, reads the Pons factory every 1.5 seconds while the tab is in front, and keeps going in the background only as far as the browser allows. Close it, reload it or let the machine sleep and nothing fires. One arm per browser: another tab shows it and can disarm it, and only the tab that armed it fires. Bots often open the pool inside the crossing transaction and buy in the same breath, so the first fill in the pool is usually theirs, not yours. Every fill after the crossing pays the Pons hook fee of 1% plus the coin's creator tax. After bonding, step by step
ExitSell on the venue, then route the ETH out through the rail.
lockedThe veil sends ETH to the address the rail hands back, and the rail pays out on the chain you picked.
The veil signs this transfer. The rail pays out to the address it echoed above.
The ledger of this veilWritten in this browser only. It goes when the veil goes.
lockedThis site keeps no copy. Nothing on this list was sent to the desk, and no receipt ever carries a wallet.