Maturity: Experimental specification
Supported network: Devnet and local development
Audit status: Publication is not an audit. No external audit is claimed.
Versioned specifications, schemas, architecture, and threat models for Privacy Pump.
Defines the public protocol vocabulary, trust boundaries, account concepts, and interoperability contracts for Personal Vault and Private Multisig.
- Personal Vault and Private Multisig product models
- Shared Private Vault program boundary
- Authority, proposal, signer-root, fee, Arcium, ZK, access-package, and communication interfaces
flowchart LR
User[Wallet or integrator] --> Interface[Public interface]
Interface --> Boundary[Privacy Pump trust boundary]
Boundary --> Chain[Solana or local reference]
Boundary -. metadata exposure .-> Limits[Documented limitations]
See ARCHITECTURE.md for component boundaries and assumptions.
- Experimental or reference material; not mainnet-ready.
- The inspected devnet programs are upgradeable and shared one upgrade authority at the publication audit date.
- Factory and relayer are distinct protocol roles, but a deployment may configure one signer for both.
- Production signer topology is intentionally not published.
- The ZK Pool vault-creation fee receipt does not independently bind its signer named
factoryto the Private Vault config factory; that boundary is under review. - The ZK verifier path is fail-closed by default and is not a complete production privacy system.
- Browser, RPC, relayer, database, Waku/Logos, and Arcium metadata each have separate privacy limitations.
- Custom cryptographic glue is not described as audited.
Read SECURITY.md before using any material.
- None at runtime
- Referenced by all other Privacy Pump public repositories
Use deterministic fixtures and ephemeral local keys only. No production credentials, cloud accounts, private RPC endpoints, or real wallet relationships are required.
node scripts/policy-scan.mjs
Repository-specific build and test commands are documented when executable source is present. Placeholder repositories run documentation and policy checks only.
- Stabilize schema version 1
- Add independently validated protocol vectors
- Track published program and SDK compatibility
- No public runtime repository dependency.
- Public content omits production relayer, access-control, KMS, Supabase service-role, keeper-signing, monitoring, and deployment implementations.
- Privacy depends on more than user-interface masking; metadata visible to wallets, RPCs, relayers, transports, and infrastructure remains relevant.
- Interfaces may change while the devnet architecture is stabilized.
See CONTRIBUTING.md. Licensing is under review; see LICENSE_STATUS.md.