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Lookup any mint, read live from chain

Tells you whether a token has encrypted transfers enabled, who controls the setting, and which other powers the issuer kept. Press L to jump here.

Brief what this board is

Token-2022 on Solana has an option that stores balances and transfer amounts encrypted. This register lists every mint we can locate with that option turned on, and what control the issuer held back.

Strictly a viewer: it reads public chain state and never touches a wallet. No one here will ever ask for your recovery words.

Register ConfidentialTransferMint present

TokenSupplyMkt capAccessOther flags
reading mint accounts

Authorities who holds the switch

Extension authorityMintsCap
grouping
Many tokenised-asset issuers mint from one shared template, so a single authority often controls dozens of tokens.

Mechanics life of an encrypted transfer

#StepWhat happens on chain
01ConfigureThe holder registers an ElGamal encryption key on their token account. With auto-approve off, the issuer's authority has to approve the account first.
02DepositTokens shift from the normal public balance into an encrypted "pending" balance. This amount is visible.
03TransferThe amount is encrypted for sender, recipient and the auditor if one is set. Proofs show it is non-negative and covered, without disclosing it.
04ApplyThe recipient merges incoming encrypted amounts into their available balance. Only the owner can decrypt it.
05WithdrawTo trade on most DEXs, tokens return to the public balance. This amount is visible.
ZKVerifyA native program, ZK ElGamal Proof, checks the range and equality proofs. Its latest activity appears in the figures at the top.

Exposure amount privacy, not anonymity

ItemStatus
Amounts moved between encrypted balancesCONCEALED
Encrypted balances, pending and availableCONCEALED
Fee amounts, where confidential fees are onCONCEALED
Sender, recipient, and the fact a transfer occurredVISIBLE
Timestamp, fee payer, signatures, other instructionsVISIBLE
Deposit and withdrawal amountsVISIBLE
Public balance, total supply, mint and freeze authoritiesVISIBLE
Every amount, to the auditor key (if the mint sets one)READABLE
Any holder's tokens, to a permanent delegate (if set)MOVABLE

Notes common questions

A token is on the register. Does that mean people actually use encrypted transfers?

Not necessarily. It only shows the issuer enabled the option. Real usage sits in individual token accounts and can't be tallied cheaply over public RPC, and most mints here make the issuer approve each account anyway.

Why so many tokenised stocks?

Several tokenised-asset issuers build every mint from one Token-2022 template that includes the confidential transfer option, along with pausing, frozen-by-default accounts and a permanent delegate. The Authorities panel groups mints by who controls the option so this pattern is easy to spot.

Is the register complete?

No. Candidates come from the Token-2022 entries on Jupiter's verified, trending, top-traded and recent lists. Use Lookup to test any other mint directly against chain state.

Could I use this to hide where money came from?

No, and the extension doesn't do that. Addresses and the path between them remain public. This board simply reads and explains what is on chain, and it will never request your recovery words or keys.

Where do the numbers come from?

Mint accounts are fetched with getMultipleAccounts (jsonParsed) from public Solana RPC and checked for the extension. Names, icons and market caps come from Jupiter's token API. The full scan refreshes roughly every six hours. Figures are informational only; please don't treat them as a recommendation to buy or sell.

ConfidentialBoard · reads public Solana state, never writesSources: Solana RPC, Jupiter token listsInformation only, not a trading signal