Send SOL or USDC from your wallet to the shared vault.
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Trade from the vault
The vault wallet makes your swap — the same wallet for everyone.
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Withdraw to you
Take your coins back to your own wallet whenever you want.
Same trades. No trail to you.
Copytrade bots follow wallets. In BLINDSPOT every swap leaves from one shared vault, for every user — so a tracker sees a busy vault, and nothing it can pin on you.
YOUR WALLET
Deposit5 SOL
ToShared vault
Swaps from here0
You deposit once
SOL or USDC. This transfer is public.
Swap sent by the vault
One wallet for every user's trades
The vault trades for you
Jupiter quote and fee shown before you sign.
Your balance
+3.3M BONK
Held in the vault, unseen
Your bag stays yours
Withdraw to your own wallet anytime.
Custodial, said plainlyFunds sit in the vault wallet and our ledger keeps your balance. Check it live on the reserves page.
Hides trades, not transfersYour deposit and withdrawal are public transfers. Which swaps were yours is not.
Back to you, onlyWithdrawals go to the wallet that owns the account. Never to another address.
The token
Fees buy $BLINDSPOT.
Every swap made from the vault pays a fee. Part of it goes back into the token, and holding it lowers what you pay.
0.5%
Fee per vault swap
Taken in SOL whenever SOL is one side of the trade.
50%
Of every fee buys $BLINDSPOT
On the market, through Jupiter. Each buyback is listed with its transaction.
0.2%
Lowest fee for holders
Hold 50,000,000 $BLINDSPOT, in your wallet or your vault balance.
Yes. BLINDSPOT is custodial: funds sit in the vault wallet and your balance is tracked by our ledger. Not trustless. The /reserves page shows the vault's on-chain balances next to what the ledger owes, token by token, refreshed live.
What does BLINDSPOT hide?
The link between your wallet and your trades. Every swap is sent by the vault wallet, for every user. GMGN, Bubblemaps, Cielo or a copytrade bot can follow the vault, but nothing on chain says which of its swaps was yours.
What does it not hide?
Your deposits and withdrawals: a transfer from your wallet to the vault, or back, is public like any transfer, with its amount and time. Timing patterns too: if you deposit and the vault buys a coin a second later, someone watching can guess. Use split orders and don't trade right after a deposit if that matters to you.
Can I withdraw to a different wallet?
No. Withdrawals only go back to the wallet that owns the account. BLINDSPOT keeps your trades private; it does not launder where money came from or where it goes.
What is a split order?
Your order is cut into 2 to 10 parts of random size, each sent at a random time inside the window you pick (5 minutes to 4 hours). The amount is reserved from your balance when you place it; parts that have not run can be cancelled.
What does it cost?
0.5% of each swap made from the vault (less if you hold $BLINDSPOT). Half of all fees buys $BLINDSPOT on the market. Deposits are free apart from the Solana network fee your wallet pays. Withdrawals are free, except 0.00204 SOL when your wallet needs a new token account for that coin (the rent Solana charges to open it).
How are swaps executed?
Through Jupiter. You see the quote before signing: what you sell, the fee, what you should receive and the minimum. You sign a message (it moves nothing from your wallet), then the vault sends the swap. If the price moved below the minimum you signed, nothing is sent and your balance is untouched.
Are there limits?
Yes: a cap per deposit and per account, shown in the app. A deposit above the cap is credited up to the cap and the rest is sent straight back to your wallet. Wallets on the OFAC sanctions list can't use BLINDSPOT.
Is this zero-knowledge?
No. There is no zero-knowledge proof and no on-chain program. Privacy comes from sharing one wallet, and safety depends on the operator. Keep in the vault only what you are trading.