$6B+ in daily on-chain volume across EVM and Solana.
We charge:
• 0.5% for shielding
• 0.5% for un-shielding
How much of that volume do you think solana:HuAXPyDWDaMYFKuwQHpqL1oPnj93zdzWmtvFGzCeCUa7 can shield?
Why $MASK?
Holders win when the protocol wins.
• 100% of protocol revenue → token buybacks. Every dollar the protocol earns goes towards buying back $MASK.
• $MASK × ZEC. Our fascination with Zcash runs deep. $MASK is paired with ZEC, and holders receive ongoing ZEC airdrops.
• The team is funded the same way holders are: through ZEC distribution. No separate extraction from the protocol.
• No VCs. No early allocations. $MASK is the only way to gain exposure to the protocol.
One token. One alignment.
This is the conversation privacy needs.
Prove you're compliant without handing over your personal data. We need regulators like Hester Peirce in Europe too.
🚨 LATEST: SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce says zero-knowledge proofs could verify compliance without collecting users’ personal data.
She warns current KYC/AML practices create “data haystacks.”
On-chain privacy solutions never reached you, the user. The sacrifice to use them was too big.
They asked you for:
A new token
A new note
A new wallet
NULLMASK works where you already are.
The wallet you already own.
A chain you're already familiar with.
Years before Nullmask, Tomas Krnak was building private transactions directly into hardware wallets.
The Zcash Foundation funded the work, and his changes to transaction construction were later accepted into @Zcash.
Then hardware became the bottleneck: a protocol built for laptops was asking a tiny device for more memory than it had.
So we stopped asking the wallet to do everything.
Your wallet signs. Nullmask handles the privacy.
Every EVM privacy protocol has the same blind spot.
To generate zero-knowledge proofs, they need access to your spending key.
That means your keys have to leave cold storage.
Hardware wallet support becomes impossible by design.
Nullmask solved this.
Because we verify your wallet's ECDSA signature inside the zk circuit itself, your spending key never has to leave your device.
The proof is generated on the outside.
Your Ledger, Trezor, or GridPlus stays exactly where it should be, air-gapped and untouched.
First EVM-compatible privacy protocol to support hardware wallets.
NULLMASK