Payments with the curtains drawn.
Lunette is a private account on Robinhood Chain. Get paid at a @handle, pay anyone, and keep your balance out of view. Every payment lands at an address made for that one payment, so nobody can add up what's yours.
- Robinhood Chain
- ERC-5564 stealth addresses
- Keys made in your browser
- Paid in USDG
- From @maya+250.00
- From your pay link+40.00
- To @tomas−32.00
What you see: your balance and who paid you.
How a private payment finds its way to you.
Lunette is built on two open standards: ERC-5564 for stealth addresses and ERC-6538 for the public keys people pay you with. Your money never sits in a Lunette contract.
- They pay your @handleFrom any wallet, through your pay link or inside Lunette.
- A fresh address is madeTheir app works out a new address that only your keys can open.
- A quiet note is postedA short public message that only your keys recognise as yours.
- Lunette gathers it inYour browser spots the note and adds the payment to your private balance.
Your wallet is a window. Lunette adds curtains.
On a public chain, one address is enough to read someone's whole financial life. Here's the same person, paid two ways.
Paid to an open wallet
What a stranger learns from one address
Paid through Lunette
What the same stranger learns
Everything a money account needs, kept private.
Lunette starts with the essentials and adds more once each piece is solid.
@handle
Pick @yourname once. People pay the name; your wallet address stays out of it.
- 3 to 20 letters, numbers or _
- Lunette charges nothing; you pay a little gas once
- Comes with a pay link and a QR code
@nadia is available
lunetteapp.xyz/@nadia
What the curtains cover, and what they don't.
Lunette uses stealth addresses. It isn't a mixer and it doesn't use zero-knowledge proofs. Here's exactly what changes.
Kept out of view
- That a payment was meant for you
- Your private balance, as one total
- Who you pay from your private balance
- Which addresses belong to you
Still in plain sight
- That a payment happened, and its amount
- The sender, when they pay from an open wallet
- Your open wallet, and anything you do with it
- Timing, if you move money in and straight back out
Three payments to @nadia, the way a block explorer lists them
| Address | Amount | Linked to @nadia? |
|---|---|---|
| 0x4be1…09c7 | 310.00 USDG | No |
| 0xd07a…3f12 | 45.00 USDG | No |
| 0x92c5…a8e4 | 18.75 USDG | No |
Three strangers' addresses, as far as anyone can tell. Only Nadia's keys know they add up to hers.
One link, paid from any wallet.
Share lunetteapp.xyz/@yourname in a bio, an invoice or a group chat. Whoever opens it can pay you in USDG without signing up for anything.
- No account needed on their side, just a wallet
- Each payment from the link lands somewhere new
- Set an amount in the link, or let them choose
- Show the same link as a QR code in person
Pay @nadia
It goes to Nadia's private balance.
For: Concert tickets
Built in the open, one piece at a time.
If something is live, we say live. If it isn't, it says so here.
Live
Your account- @handle and pay link
- Receive by link or QR
- Send to a @handle or any address
- Move money between wallet and private balance
- Activity, as you see it and as the chain sees it
Next
Everyday payments and records- Contacts
- Payment requests and invoices
- Splitting a bill
- Scheduled payments and payroll
- Statements and reports
- Read-only viewing keys for an accountant
- Proof of a single payment
Later
Money that does more- Savings
- Tokenized stocks
- A card for everyday spending
- Bringing money in from other chains
- Auto-balanced portfolios
- Borrowing against stocks
- Earning trading fees
- Stock bundles in one token
- An independent security review
Good questions.
Is Lunette a mixer?
No. Lunette uses stealth addresses (ERC-5564). Each payment goes straight from the sender to a new address. Nothing is pooled with other people's money, and amounts stay visible. What's private is that the address is yours.
Who holds my money?
You do. It sits at addresses only your keys control. Those keys are made in your browser from a wallet signature, and they never reach our servers.
What if I lose my device?
Connect the same wallet anywhere and sign again. Your keys are made from that signature, so your private balance comes back with them.
Do I need ETH?
A little on Robinhood Chain, to claim your @handle and to pay from your open wallet. Payments to you bring a small amount of ETH along so you can spend them.
What does it cost?
Lunette adds no fee. You only pay network gas, which on Robinhood Chain is usually a fraction of a cent.
Has it been audited?
Not yet. Lunette relies on shared standard contracts for stealth addresses and doesn't keep your money in a contract of its own, but the app is new. Only use amounts you're comfortable with.