Private transfers without giving up control of your funds. You keep the keys; we never hold your balance.
Move a stock token or ETH into UnderHood. Anyone can see that a deposit happened — not where it goes later.
Only you hold the key to your shielded balance. No one else — not even the operator — can spend it without that key.
Send it to any wallet you choose. Outside observers cannot connect the withdrawal back to your original deposit.
When the asset is a real stock or ETF, a public wallet graph is more than a curiosity — it is your portfolio on display. UnderHood is built for that problem.
Tokenized stocks on a public chain leave a trail. UnderHood breaks the link between what you deposit and where you later withdraw.
Your keys never leave your browser. The operator can relay withdrawals and keep the service running — they cannot spend your shielded funds.
Shield ETH or popular Robinhood Chain stock tokens. Operators can also add other tokens once a pool is registered.
Connect a wallet, deposit, and go. No email, no KYC form from UnderHood — just your wallet and the chain.
UnderHood is unaudited software. Start with small amounts. The design means the operator cannot steal shielded funds, but they can pause or censor the service.
No. Deposits sit in on-chain privacy pools. Only you hold the secrets needed to withdraw. We never take custody of your keys.
ETH and listed stock tokens (and other tokens the operator has added). You can also paste a token contract — if a pool exists for it, it appears in the app.
Deposits and withdrawals are visible on-chain as separate events. What stays private is the link between which deposit funded which withdrawal.
For the technically curious — architecture, proofs, and trust model — read the whitepaper.