# Cloaked

> Your payments, your business. A wallet that doesn’t broadcast your every move. Set up in seconds.

## Docs

- [Cloaked](/docs): Most crypto users eventually create a new wallet because their old wallet accumulated too much history.
- [How It Works](/how-cloaked-works): Cloaked gives users fresh receive addresses while keeping one usable wallet experience.
- [API Reference](/docs/api-reference): Download OpenAPI Spec
- [Careers](/docs/careers): Cloaked doesn't have any open roles right now. We're grateful for your interest in what we're building.
- [Clear Signing](/docs/clear-signing): Signing requests are written for wallets and smart contracts, so the raw data can be difficult to
understand. Clear signing turns a supported request into a readable summary of the action you are
being asked to approve.
- [Developers](/docs/developers): Cloaked provides API access for integrating Cloaked into your application or automating operations for teams. This page covers account types, authentication methods, API access, and signing flows.
- [ENS Names](/docs/ens-names): Your Cloaked identity is an [ENS](https://ens.domains/) name. When someone sends funds to that name, Cloaked resolves it to a **fresh stealth address** for each payment, so a single shareable name never turns into a single reused public address.
- [Frequently Asked Questions](/docs/faq): An Ethereum-compatible address that only the recipient can recognize and control, generated using the recipient's public keys. A stealth address is still visible onchain, but it is not the same reused public address for every payment. [Learn more](https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-5564).
- [Gas & Fees](/docs/gas-and-fees): With Cloaked, you do not need to keep a separate balance of the chain's native token, such as ETH or BNB, to send or swap another token. Cloaked relays the transaction and automatically includes the network fee in the token you are using. That means fewer funding transfers that could link your addresses onchain.
- [How It Works](/docs/how-it-works): Cloaked gives users fresh receive addresses while keeping one usable wallet experience.
- [Passkey Safety](/docs/passkey-safety): If you registered with a passkey (instead of connecting an external wallet), your passkey is the primary way to access your account. There is no password reset or seed phrase.
- [Privacy Pools](/docs/privacy-pools): Cloaked integrates [Privacy Pools](https://docs.privacypools.com/) to give you an **Incognito balance** — funds that have no direct on-chain link to your original deposit. Privacy Pools were introduced in the [original research paper](https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4563364) by Buterin, Jacob, et al. and implemented by [0xbow](https://www.0xbow.io/).
- [Privacy Policy](/docs/privacy): **Last Updated:** August 17, 2026
- [Account Recovery](/docs/recovery): Cloaked is self-custodial — your funds are secured by cryptographic keys that only you hold. How you back up and recover those keys depends on how you registered.
- [Safety & Bug Bounty](/docs/safety-and-bug-bounty): Cloaked's onchain account execution uses a maintained fork of the Porto/Ithaca
[account contracts](https://github.com/cloakedxyz/account). Cloaked actively maintains these
contracts and runs a bug bounty to support their ongoing security.
- [Swaps & Bridging](/docs/swaps): Cloaked lets you swap tokens and bridge assets cross-chain directly from your stealth addresses, powered by [Uniswap](https://docs.uniswap.org/).
- [Tagging & Deposit Reviews](/docs/tagging-and-deposit-reviews): Traditional wallets reuse one address, so your wallet slowly turns into a public financial profile.
- [Terms of Service](/docs/terms): **Last Updated:** August 18, 2026
- [Using Cloaked](/docs/using-cloaked): Cloaked is a self-custodial wallet for fresh receive addresses and controlled sends.
- [Browser Extension](/docs/browser-extension): The Cloaked browser extension lets you use a Cloaked address with Ethereum apps that support
browser wallets. It also keeps the Cloaked wallet available from your browser without requiring a
separate app tab.
- [Troubleshooting](/docs/browser-extension/troubleshooting): The first release of the Cloaked browser extension supports Google Chrome. Support for other
browsers is coming soon.