Privacy

Private by default.
Honest by design.

Onuros is developing shielded payments intended to conceal sender, receiver, and amount on-chain, without giving any operator a master viewing key.

The model

Disclosure stays with the user.

A user may choose to disclose a specific payment when proof is needed. That capability does not create a network-wide viewing authority.

Privacy reduces public exposure; it does not promise absolute anonymity against every possible observer, device compromise, or operational mistake.

Development boundary

01

Shielded transfers

Payment data is designed to remain hidden while consensus verifies authorization and value conservation.

02

User-controlled evidence

Selective payment disclosure is bound to the exact transaction and chosen output.

03

No production claim

The system remains in development-network testing and still requires independent security review before mainnet.

Experimental proof sizes and performance measurements are research results, not guarantees of production privacy or throughput.