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Cloak works with the wallets Solana users already carry, and it keeps the token list deliberately short: SOL, USDC, and USDT go in; any Jupiter-verified token can come out through private swap. The tables below are the complete reference.

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Wallets

Your wallet does two things in Cloak: it signs a sign-in message, and it signs shield deposits (paying normal network gas for those). Everything you do from your private balance afterward — private sends, private swaps — is submitted for you: your wallet pays no gas and never appears as sender.
Your wallet is not a recovery root. Connecting the same wallet on a new device does not restore a private balance — your backup file does. Your backup file is the money; see Your private balance before you shield anything you would mind losing.

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Tokens by action

Each token has its own shielded pool, so your private balance is really one balance per token — shielded SOL, USDC, and USDT never mix. Two details worth knowing before you plan a flow:
  • Private swap takes shielded SOL in and delivers the output token to any recipient address you choose, as a normal public token balance. The link back to your funding wallet stays hidden.
  • Unshielding is not a separate screen or token list: you withdraw by sending from your private balance to your own wallet address, with the same tokens and fees as a private send.

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Minimums

Minimums are protocol rules, not charges — what you actually pay per action lives on the fees page.

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Where next

Fees

The who-pays table: what each action costs and who covers the gas.

How Cloak works

Shield, send, swap, unshield — the four flows, step by step.