Privacy

Your neda sees every trade. Strangers see a trade, not you. Nobody can move your money but you.

What your neda sees

Everything. Every buy, sell and position you make reaches every neda you are in, automatically, as it settles. So do the posts and calls you write there. Your crew trades with the full picture, and so do you.

What strangers see

A trade, not you. Neda’s privacy pool runs everyone’s trades through one shared onchain account. Each swap comes from the pool, never from your wallet, so people watching your address do not see what you trade. For legal compliance, the Neda team holds the pool’s viewing key, which links every pool trade to the wallet behind it. Strangers can’t.

Your neda sees

Kenji Sato bought $VRAX

$3,140 · 9 min ago

Strangers see

Privacy pool bought $VRAX

$3,140 · 9 min ago

The public feed shows only what you post: a trade, a call or a PnL (profit and loss) claim. Your neda still sees the rest.

Your keys, your funds

Your spending keys never leave your device. Your device signs each trade and makes the proof that authorizes it. The pool checks that proof and executes exactly what you signed. Its code is formally verified and cannot be changed, and no admin function can spend or seize your funds. A neda owner cannot touch your funds, and neither can Neda. Nobody can move your money but you.

Verified posts

Post “I just bought five figures of $VRAX” and anyone can check it. Your device makes a zero-knowledge (ZK) proof: math that proves the claim without revealing the exact amount. Neda verifies every trade report against the settled onchain trade, then marks the post Neda verified.

The badge covers the trade, not the thesis. Weekly tournament rankings use the same proofs, so the leaderboard shows who won without showing anyone’s PnL.

What’s public

Deposits and withdrawals
Public wallet transactions, like any other transfer.
Swaps
The coin, amount and time, sent from the shared pool account.
What you share
Visible to everyone you share it with.