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Unlinkable by the funding path. One shielded balance underneath.
Ekubo and Endur are live Facet actions on Starknet Mainnet, including the xSTRK exit. Each card links to a successful receipt. Together with the successful eligibility shield, the project has four verified Mainnet transactions.
These Sepolia accounts show the direct private flow without using Mainnet funds.
Facet pays an app from a private balance instead of sending money straight from your main wallet. The app sees a separate account, not the wallet that funded the balance.
The SDK can enforce shared amounts when money enters the private pool. The current Mainnet launcher does not provide that funding step; app spending remains user-selected.
If two accounts are funded and used seconds apart, people can guess they belong together. The current launcher does not space actions for you, so timing is still your responsibility.
A protected route refuses public recipients that match addresses you supplied as linked. The current Ekubo and Endur helper routes expose no user-selected public recipient.
For the live Mainnet routes, your connected wallet shows you what will happen and asks for your approval. Facet never receives your private key.
Once an account acts, its address, actions, balances, and timing are public. Facet hides the link back to your private balance, not the app activity.
Moving money between your accounts, reusing one account across apps, or repeating an obvious pattern can reveal that they belong together. Facet cannot hide a link you create in public.