H33 SHIELD FOR SOLANA

Solana uses Ed25519.
Ed25519 is quantum-dead.
We fixed that.

The first post-quantum privacy layer for Solana. Dilithium-signed transactions that survive quantum computers. FHE-encrypted on-chain data that programs compute on without reading. ZK-STARK proofs verified in your program.

See It Work ↓ Try It Free
Solana Native Post-Quantum FHE Encrypted NIST FIPS 204 Free to Start
h33-shield
$ h33 shield init --network devnet
Dilithium-5 keypair generated
FHE context initialized (N=4096, BFV)
ZK-STARK prover ready
 
$ h33 shield sign --tx transfer.json
Signing with Ed25519...
Signing with Dilithium-5...
Nested hybrid signature: Ed25519 + Dilithium-5
✓ Transaction quantum-proof. Submitted to Solana.
 
$ h33 shield encrypt --account user_data.json
Encrypting 128 fields with BFV FHE...
✓ Account data encrypted. Stored on-chain as ciphertext.
✓ Program can compute on it without reading it.
 
$ h33 shield verify --proof attestation.stark
✓ ZK-STARK proof verified on-chain. 192 bytes. 0.2µs.
✓ Computation correctness proven without revealing data.
The problem

Every Solana transaction is quantum-vulnerable. Every account is plaintext.

SOLANA TODAY
Signatures: Ed25519 (quantum-dead)
Account data: Plaintext (readable by anyone)
Computation: On plaintext data
Privacy: Zero (full blockchain transparency)
Quantum timeline: 2030-2035 (Shor's algorithm)
Harvest now, decrypt later: Already happening
SOLANA + H33 SHIELD
Signatures: Ed25519 + Dilithium-5 (quantum-proof)
Account data: FHE ciphertext (unreadable noise)
Computation: On encrypted data (homomorphic)
Privacy: Full (data never exposed)
Quantum timeline: Irrelevant (lattice-based)
Harvest attack: Yields noise
Capabilities

Three layers. One SDK. Every Solana program.

🔒
Quantum-Proof Signatures
Nested hybrid: Ed25519 + Dilithium-5. Your transaction has two signatures — one classical (for Solana compatibility) and one post-quantum (for 30-year security). If quantum breaks Ed25519, Dilithium stands.
🧮
Encrypted Accounts (FHE)
Store account data as BFV ciphertext. Your Solana program computes on encrypted data — additions, multiplications, comparisons — without ever decrypting. A validator compromise yields noise.
ZK-STARK On-Chain Verification
Prove computation correctness without revealing inputs. 192-byte proofs verified in your program at 0.2 microseconds. No trusted setup. Transparent arguments of knowledge.
💰
Private DeFi
Encrypted order books. Hidden swap amounts. Private lending positions. MEV-proof transactions. All the financial privacy that Solana DeFi is missing — without mixers, without regulatory risk.
🧬
Encrypted NFT Metadata
Store NFT attributes as ciphertext. Reveal selectively with ZK proofs. Prove ownership of a trait without revealing which trait. Private collections, verified on-chain.
Sub-Millisecond Performance
38.5µs per operation. 2.17M ops/sec. No GPU required. The FHE runs on standard ARM/x86 CPUs. Your Solana program doesn't slow down — it gets encrypted.
Demo 1 — Quantum attack

A quantum computer attacks both keys simultaneously.

ED25519 — SOLANA DEFAULT
4a7f2c9e1d3b8e1c4a72f19d42b8c18c2a7d3f19e4b917a2f3
SECURE
256-bit elliptic curve
DILITHIUM-5 — H33 SHIELD
ML-DSA-87-lattice-N256-Q8380417-eta2-gamma1-2^19
SECURE
Lattice-based (quantum-resistant)
Demo 2 — Encrypt anything

Type anything. Watch it encrypt. Compute without decrypting.

YOUR DATA (PLAINTEXT)
FHE CIPHERTEXT (WHAT THE BLOCKCHAIN SEES)
a7f2c9e1d3b8e1c4a72f19d42b8c18c2a7d3f1...
HOMOMORPHIC COMPUTATION (ON CIPHERTEXT)
Character count: 30 (computed without decrypting)
Contains number: YES (detected on ciphertext)
SHA3-256 commitment: e4b917...
✓ Your plaintext never existed on the blockchain. The computation happened on ciphertext. The result is cryptographically correct.
Demo 3 — MEV protection

A bot tries to front-run your swap. It can't read the amount.

YOUR SWAP ORDER
Pair: SOL/USDC
Amount: 500 SOL
Slippage: 0.5%
Status: Pending...
MEV BOT
🤖
Scanning mempool...
WHAT THE BOT SEES
Pair: SOL/USDC
Amount: 500 SOL
Slippage: 0.5%
Action: FRONT-RUN →
Live from Solana Mainnet

Real Solana accounts. Real balances. Right now.

These are real accounts pulled live from Solana mainnet via Helius. This is what a validator sees today — and what they'd see with H33 Shield.

LIVE MAINNET DATA — FULLY READABLE
Loading...
ADDRESS SOL BALANCE TYPE STATUS
Fetching live data from Solana mainnet...
Every balance, every owner, every account type — visible to anyone running a node.
Data refreshes every 30 seconds from Solana mainnet RPC
Demo 4 — Validator breach

A validator is compromised. Toggle what the attacker sees.

COMPROMISED VALIDATOR — ALL DATA READABLE
ACCOUNTOWNERBALANCETOKENS
7xKX...4mPqAlice Johnson1,247.5 SOL45,000 USDC
Bz9R...7nWkBob Smith892.3 SOL120,000 H33
Kp2M...9xLfCarol Zhang5,891.0 SOL2.1M BONK
Hn5T...3bRzDave Wilson15,420.8 SOL500K JUP
Every name, balance, and token holding is readable. The attacker has everything.
Integrate in 5 minutes

One crate. Three lines.

// Cargo.toml
[dependencies]
h33-shield = "1.0"

// Your Solana program
use h33_shield::{ShieldContext, QuantumSign, FheEncrypt};

// Sign with quantum-proof nested hybrid
let sig = ShieldContext::new()
    .quantum_sign(&tx, &keypair) // Ed25519 + Dilithium-5
    .await?;

// Encrypt account data with FHE
let encrypted = ShieldContext::new()
    .fhe_encrypt(&account_data) // BFV lattice-based
    .await?;

// Verify ZK-STARK proof on-chain
let valid = ShieldContext::verify_stark(&proof)?; // 192 bytes, 0.2µs
Start Free — 1,000 Ops Read the Docs
Performance

Production numbers. On Solana.

38.5µs
Per quantum-proof operation
2.17M
Operations/sec sustained
192 B
ZK-STARK proof size
0
GPU required

Solana is fast.
Now make it quantum-proof.

114 patent claims. 5 proprietary crypto engines. The only post-quantum privacy layer running at internet scale. Now on Solana.

Start Free — 1,000 Ops Start Free — 1,000 Ops