Fresh wallets · live
Anyone can open your main wallet and see every stock token you hold and every trade you made. Fresh wallets are new addresses made in your browser, one per strategy, bot or trade, with no history pointing back to you. Keys never leave your device, and everything on this page goes through the private relay.
You sign one message in Phantom, Solflare or Backpack (free, nothing is sent on-chain). Your browser turns the signature into a set of new wallets. Sign the same message again, on any device, and you get the same wallets back.
Your browser makes a random secret. You must save it: it is the only way to get these wallets back.
Don’t send from your main wallet: that one transfer links the two forever. Withdraw from an exchange straight to the fresh address instead, and use a different amount and time than anything else you do.
Export the key and import it into Solflare or Backpack, and set its Solana RPC to the Veiltick relay so your IP stays out of it too. Then swap on Jupiter, Raydium or Orca as usual.
Don’t move money between fresh wallets or back to your main one, and don’t trade from two of them in the same minute. Send profits out to an exchange address, not home.
It hides who is trading: a fresh wallet’s trades are public like any other, but nothing on-chain says it is yours, as long as money never moves directly between it and wallets people know are yours. It does not hide the trades themselves, and a careless funding transfer undoes it, which is why the page checks for one.
This is not a mixer and Veiltick never holds your funds: there is no contract and no pool, just keys made in your browser. That also means we can’t recover them. If you made the wallets by signing, signing again brings them back; if you used a random seed, your saved backup is the only copy.
Ghost Gas removes the SOL funding link, not the USDC one: the money you trade with still has to reach the wallet from somewhere unrelated. Next on the roadmap: a shielded USDC pool for exactly that.