A normal wallet address is a permanent public record. Hand it to a single client and they can read your income, your savings and every position you hold. Compare the two.
Two open Ethereum standards do the heavy lifting: ERC-5564 creates the single-use addresses, ERC-6538 lets payers look up your public key. Your funds never pass through a contract of ours.
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Each payment is buried somewhere new. Switch between what a stranger with a block explorer sees and what @juno's keys see. This is a simulation: no wallet, no real funds.
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Pick a handle: 3 to 20 lowercase letters, numbers or underscores. It's free, and it's the only thing people need to pay you.
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Your pay page: usehoard.trade/@{{handlePreview}}
Drop it in your bio, on an invoice or in a DM. Payers use the wallet they already own and never create an account.
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No mixing pools, no zero-knowledge magic. Hoard relies on stealth addresses, and here is precisely where the privacy line sits.
Your keys are generated on your device from one wallet signature. We never see them. New phone? Sign once and everything returns.
Community-maintained ERC-5564 and ERC-6538 contracts. Nothing of ours ever custodies a single token.
Read the ERC-5564 standardRead the code that makes your keys and verify they never leave your browser.
Repository opens at launchWe're in beta and haven't been audited. An independent review is the top item on our roadmap. Keep balances small until it's done.
Target: before public launchWe only call something live when it works end to end. The rest is marked for what it is.
As salaries, savings and tokenized stocks settle on public chains, a shareable address leaks a person's entire financial life. Receiver privacy becomes basic hygiene, not a niche.
Open standards instead of a pooled mixer. No custody, no proprietary vault, visible amounts. A privacy model that is simple to explain to users, partners and regulators.
A @handle and a pay link: the simplest possible way to get paid. Every new user brings their payers through the link, which carries the product to them.
Business tools, invoicing and premium handles on top. Core payments stay free.
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