Unlinkable withdraw,
by design.
Reference HTTPS relayer for the tidex6 shielded pools — on Solana (wUSDC / wUSDT, hidden amounts) and on six EVM chains. We submit your withdraw transaction as the on-chain fee-payer, so your wallet never appears linked to the deposit source and you need no gas to be paid.
What we take: nothing on Solana, and nothing on a sealed-amount note — there the sender already paid the 1% when they deposited, so the recipient gets the full amount. On the older fixed-denomination pools the fee is 1% of the note, taken inside the withdrawal and visible on chain. No surveillance, no key custody: the proof is built in your browser and we never hold a spending key of yours.
Networks served
One relayer, one proof system. Each network has its own pools, its own tree and its own nullifier set — a note belongs to the chain it was deposited on.
POST
/withdraw/
Submit a Groth16 proof; we sign and forward to Solana — mainnet or devnet, matching your deposit network.
POST
/build-deposit/
Build an unsigned deposit transaction — your wallet signs it locally.
GET
/merkle-path/
Merkle path for a commitment — the browser proves the withdraw itself.
GET
/memo-accounts/
Sealed on-chain envelopes for client-side stealth scanning.
GET
/health/
Liveness probe — is the service accepting traffic?
GET
/stats/
Transparency: hot-wallet balance, processed count, uptime, both relayer addresses.
POST
/evm-withdraw/
The same, on an EVM chain: proof in, we submit and pay the gas, transaction hash out.
GET
/evm-relayer/
Our terms on a chain before you prove: address, fee and denomination. They are public inputs of the proof, so they must be fixed first.
GET
/evm-deposits/
Every deposit of a chain's pools in one answer, kept on disk as it is indexed — the browser needs the whole leaf list to rebuild a merkle path, and public nodes cap log queries.
POST
/build-refund/
Build an unsigned refund transaction — reclaim a deposit the recipient never collected.
POST
/rpc-<network>/
Read-only JSON-RPC proxy, one path per network (/rpc/, /rpc-devnet/, /rpc-arc-mainnet/, …). The browser reads chain state through it, so a page needs no node of its own and no API key in its source.
WS
/rpc-ws/
The same for subscriptions on Solana (/rpc-ws-devnet/ for devnet) — long-lived, no request timeout.
Live status
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