How it works

Every Float buy is public: anyone can see which wallet bought what, and trace it back to where the SOL came from. ICEBERG keeps that part under water.

1. The confidential layer

Your SOL goes to a one-time deposit address on NEAR Intents. With Confidential Intents switched on, the swap runs inside NEAR's confidential execution environment, and in NEAR's words, "deposits and withdrawals cannot be tracked to each other." The SOL comes out on Solana, paid by a solver, to a wallet that has never touched yours.

What stays public: that your wallet made a deposit, and that the shadow wallet received SOL. What's hidden is the line between them.

2. Shadow wallets

A shadow wallet is a normal Solana wallet whose key is made and kept only in your browser, encrypted with your passphrase. It buys the Float coin through Float's own pool, so it holds the coin like anyone else and Float pays it holder rewards in the paired token.

  • Use a new shadow wallet for each buy for the strongest privacy.
  • Export a key any time to import it into Phantom.
  • Clearing this browser's data deletes the keys. Export them first.
3. Getting out

Sell from the shadow wallet, then withdraw privately through the same layer to a fresh address. Sending straight back to your main wallet would link the two again, so the app stops you.

Risks

Independent project, not affiliated with Float or NEAR. Routes depend on NEAR Intents solvers: if one fails, the SOL is refunded to the wallet that sent it. Amounts and timing can still hint at a link, so vary them. Use this to protect your trading, not to break any law.