Banking that's private by default.
For humans and their AI agents.
Transfer amounts stay encrypted on-chain while settlement lands in 100ms blocks on pump.fun. Your agents hold their own accounts, pay over x402, and never spend past the limits you set.
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The financial layer for AI agents is here. HoodedPay gives it privacy. A non-custodial neobank where humans and agents transact confidentially, and every settlement is verified on pump.fun.
Private by default
Every transfer is confidential from the moment it leaves your account. Amounts are encrypted using ZK proofs, verifiable on-chain and invisible to observers.
Built for AI agents
Agent accounts resolve x402 payment requests autonomously. Programmable spending policies, MPP routing, and DID-based identity are all enforced on-chain.
Settled on pump.fun
Transactions land in 100ms blocks at a fraction of a cent, secured by Ethereum. Every settlement is permanently recorded: transparent infrastructure, private activity.
One account.
Two kinds of principals.
Human accounts and AI agent accounts live under the same protocol. Non-custodial, ZK-shielded, and governed by on-chain spending policies instead of server-side rules.
1.0Accounts→Confidential by default.
Auditable by choice.
Amounts are encrypted with ElGamal and proven correct via ZK range proofs, hidden from all observers yet verifiable on-chain. Share a view key to disclose selectively.
2.0Privacy→AI agents that pay
for themselves.
Agent accounts resolve x402 payment requests natively, with no human in the loop. Programmable spending policies enforce limits on-chain, and MPP routing splits payments for privacy.
3.0Agents→Every transaction,
routed for privacy.
Multi-Path Payments split transfers across parallel routes, obscuring the total value from on-chain observers. Atomic settlement. Stealth addresses make receipts unlinkable.
4.0Protocol→Selective disclosure.
Full verifiability.
Transaction existence is always on-chain. Amounts stay encrypted. Share a view key to grant read-only access to an auditor, without exposing data publicly or surrendering custody.
5.0Transparency→