Where privacy starts and stops.
Your launch wallet
Each coin gets a random creator wallet generated in your browser. Its private key is encrypted with AES-GCM before the recovery vault is saved to Voidpad.
Unlocking the vault requires a message signature from the same Phantom wallet. That recovery signature stays in your browser. Signing in uses a separate message.
Funding through Cloak
Phantom deposits 0.1 SOL into Cloak. A shielded note is then withdrawn to the creator wallet. The public chain does not show an ordinary transfer directly between those two wallets.
Cloak authenticates your depositing wallet and registers a viewing key. It can associate that wallet with its transaction history. RPC services receive wallet and transaction requests, and timing, amounts and network activity can reveal connections.
Voidpad also knows which connected wallet owns each launch. The encrypted vault protects the spending key from the server; it does not conceal that ownership record.
What remains public
A launched coin, its creator address, metadata and trades are public on Solana and pump.fun. Links, images and posts you publish can also connect a coin to an identity.
- Hide from discovery, $50
- Removes the coin from Voidpad's homepage and Discover. Listing is free by default. Other explorers, pump.fun and Solana records remain accessible.
- Use the pump suffix, $10
- Changes the mint ending from lowercase void to pump. The creation transaction remains public. Uppercase VOID cannot appear in a Solana address.