Vaelun docs

A privacy-first, cross-chain trading interface where the wallet you already own becomes your account.

From zero to your first action in a few steps.

The handful of ideas that make the rest of the docs click.

Short answers to the questions people ask first.

There is no separate Vaelun account. Any wallet you can prove control of becomes your account.

How sign-in works, family by family, and how sessions begin and end.

An honest, per-family table of what works today: sign-in, deposits, and swap signing.

Nonces, signed session cookies, and the fail-closed posture behind sign-in.

Fund your account from EVM, Solana, TON, or Stellar.

What a public multichain swap reveals on-chain, and when to use a shielded account instead.

Real quotes, minimum-output protection, and an honest account of what is live.

Move funds with the exact, signed amount. Nothing added after you approve.

Post a desired balance change and wait for a counterparty: amounts stay hidden until matched.

Private, read-through views of your balances and history.

Hold and view assets, including NFTs, in your confidential account.

Move funds back out: and understand what becomes public when you do.

Prove what you choose to an auditor: and revoke it later.

Configure the privacy defaults applied to your actions.

The Vaelun protocol fee for Cross-Chain and Private Swaps, what it applies to, and what it does not cover.

How Vaelun protocol revenue is allocated across buybacks, community rewards, treasury, development and listings.

A factual data-flow: what the client handles, what the server handles, and what is never stored.

Sessions, nonces, signature verification, request binding, and a server that fails closed.

Assets, trust boundaries, adversaries, and the risks we explicitly accept.

The exact inputs, the heuristic, and the honest limitations behind the MEV figure.

A deliberately honest account of what is live, what is gated, and what is still an estimate.

Phase-based and honest about what unblocks what. No dates are implied.

Plain-language definitions for the terms used across these docs.

Common issues and how to resolve them.

Where to get help and follow updates.