Infinex Confidential is live

Infinex Confidential is live

Infinex Confidential is now live, built on NEAR Confidential Intents. Deposit any asset, any chain, any amount, and withdraw confidentially wherever and whenever you want. Swaps you do inside Confidential Wallet are private from the public.

Under the hood, confidential operations execute on a private NEAR shard with no public RPC and no block explorer, bridged to the public network. NEAR's How Confidential Intents Works covers the architecture in depth.

Deposit

Inside the confidential app, generate a one-time deposit address for a chosen token and network. Any external wallet or exchange can send to it, with a $1 USD minimum on the single transfer. The address is single-use, minted against a short quote window, and requires passkey authentication to create. Funds can also enter via Move from your Infinex wallet, imported wallets and hardware wallets. Each Move mints its own one-time entry under the hood: a fresh single-use deposit address, or a signed intent executed by NEAR's intents contract when the funds are already on NEAR Intents.

Hold

Hold under an identity, not an address. Balances sit under a per-user confidential identity: a dedicated key created for you, separate from your main wallet keys, custodied and passkey-gated like the rest of your account. No address appears in your activity feed, and none is sent to analytics. Swidge offers confidential routing across the full NEAR-Intents supported-token universe.

Withdraw

Withdraw your funds wherever and whenever you need them. Move returns funds to your main Infinex wallet. Send privately routes to a typed or saved external address. Your activity feed never shows the recipient.

Exit chains cover EVM and Solana, and the NEAR-Intents native set of BTC, DOGE, XRP, ZEC, ADA, and LTC, all of them available to you whenever you decide to send.

FAQ

Can my confidential activity be traced back to my main account?

No mapping between an Infinex account and its confidential identity is published anywhere public. On the way in, the deposit reads as an ordinary NEAR-Intents entry on the same rail public swidges use, so the chain does not show that funds went confidential at all. The edges are still public: a deposit in and a withdrawal out are ordinary transfers on their chains, and an observer can compare them by amount, asset and timing. Confidential keeps the middle off the public chain; it does not hide the edges.

Who can see my confidential activity?

Infinex and NEAR's relay process confidential orders and hold the data needed to run the service. The private shard itself has no public RPC, API or block explorer; it is operated by a permissioned validator set that NEAR describes as trust-minimized rather than fully trustless.

Can other users see my balance or history?

No. Each user's confidential data is encrypted individually, assets are never pooled with other users' funds, and no other user can decrypt it.

What does the recipient of a Send see?

An ordinary incoming transfer: the asset, the amount, and when it arrived. The paying sender shown on explorers is not attributable to you.

Can I share my history with an accountant or auditor?

Selective disclosure via user-held view keys is on NEAR's roadmap. It is not yet live as of July 2026.

For more, see the Infinex Roadmap.