STAMP found a way to bring Solana burns onto Zcash before Zcash has native assets.
We went a different direction.
Monero proved private money works. Zano took that idea further with native Confidential Assets.
So we built HIDE around that.
Burn any SPL token on Solana.
HIDE verifies the burn, creates a unique receipt, and lets you claim the same amount as a real Confidential Asset on Zano.
1,000,000 ABC burned
→ 1,000,000 ABC-private claimed.
no bridge reserve.
no wrapped coins sitting in custody.
no database pretending your private asset exists.
the original tokens are actually destroyed.
every claim maps back to a real Solana burn, and the same burn can only be claimed once.
the receipt layer is independently rebuildable from public chain data.
the private side is real too — Zano gives every imported token its own native asset ID.
We already proved the full flow on mainnet:
Solana burn → verified receipt → Zano emission → asset received.
STAMP is burn → Zcash inscription.
HIDE is:
public token → burn → proof → private asset.
Burn public. Claim private.
With Confidential Assets, every token on Zano inherits the same privacy as
$ZANO. Hidden amounts, hidden addresses, and the asset type itself is hidden too.
A stablecoin like fUSD and a wrapped asset like BTCx are indistinguishable from each other on-chain.
Anyone can issue one from their Zano wallet. 🔒