Paste an address.
Type the address of any web3 app. That is the only thing you enter. Your request is wrapped in three layers before it leaves.
A tunnel from the dark web to web3.
Open any dapp over Tor with a throwaway ghost wallet. Apps see the tunnel, not your connection. Scroll to ride the route.
- You
- Tor
- Our server
- The app
Tor carries you in.
On the onion site, your browser reaches us through Tor. Each relay peels one layer, and no single relay sees both who you are and where you are going.
The server opens the app.
Our server fetches the app and hands it back. Balance and price requests leave the same way, so the node that answers them does not see you.
The ghost wallet signs.
The signature is made in your browser and travels to the app along the same route. The app sees the tunnel.
Onion address: coming soon
Everything it would learn, struck out.
Your IP address, your location, your provider, and the node that answers the app's requests. The app gets the tunnel instead.
| From your connection | ||
|---|---|---|
| IP address | 203.0.113.42 | Hidden |
| Location | Your city | Hidden |
| Network | Your provider | Hidden |
| RPC node | Sees your IP | Hidden |
| From your wallet | ||
| Main wallet | 0x7a3f…91c2 | Hidden |
A wallet that was never yours.
Each session makes a new wallet in your browser and shows you its key once, with a warning. We never receive it, so your main wallet never has to meet the app.
Start a session- Session
- 7c2e
- Address
- 0x9a3e…d41f
- Key
- 3f9a…c01e
This key is a sample, not a real one. Make a real one with the button above.
Two ways in.
Onion
Open it in Tor Browser. Your IP stays out of it, and Tor Browser flattens much of what your browser tells apps.
- Address
- Coming soon
- Tunnel over Tor
- Yes
- Ghost wallet
- Yes
- Good for
- Keeping your IP out of it
Surface
A normal website with a quick throwaway wallet.
- Address
- Open now
- Tunnel over Tor
- No
- Ghost wallet
- Yes
- Good for
- A quick throwaway wallet