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HideMe brings financial privacy to Ethereum. Every balance and every transfer amount is stored as an FHE ciphertext — invisible to block explorers, indexers, and observers by default. You get the composability of ERC-20 with the privacy of fully encrypted state.

Quick Start

Connect your wallet and make your first confidential transfer in minutes.

How it Works

Understand the FHE encryption model that keeps balances private on-chain.

Smart Contracts

Explore the six deployed contracts powering HideMe on Ethereum mainnet.

Core Features

Browse the full feature set: token registry, encrypted transfers, private portfolio, and payments.

What you can do with HideMe

Create confidential tokens

Deploy a new encrypted ERC-20 in one transaction. Set supply, mintability, burn rules, and compliance observers.

Send encrypted transfers

Transfer tokens with amounts encrypted client-side using TFHE WASM. On-chain, only ciphertexts are visible.

Manage your private portfolio

Wrap existing ERC-20s (WETH, USDC) into confidential cTokens. Decrypt all balances with a single wallet signature.

Pay confidentially

Send any ERC-20 where the amount is encrypted on-chain. The receiver gets plain tokens — no FHE required on their end.

Get started

1

Connect your wallet

Visit the HideMe app and connect a wallet with ETH on Ethereum mainnet using RainbowKit.
2

Create or find a confidential token

Browse the token registry to find existing tokens, or create your own with custom supply and governance rules.
3

Transfer or wrap tokens

Send encrypted transfers on HideMe tokens, or wrap your existing ERC-20s (WETH, USDC) into confidential cTokens via the portfolio page.
4

Decrypt your balance

Click Decrypt All in the portfolio to reveal your private balances using an EIP-712 wallet signature — nothing is sent to any server.

Deployed on Ethereum mainnet

HideMe contracts are live and verified on Ethereum mainnet. Every feature has on-chain transaction evidence.

Contract Addresses

View all mainnet contract addresses with Etherscan links.

Development Setup

Run the frontend locally or deploy your own instance of the contracts.

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