Private money that still works
Noirpay is a self-custodial privacy neobank on Robinhood Chain. Your stablecoins and tokenized stocks stay invisible on-chain, and still earn yield, still spend on a card, still pass compliance.
On Robinhood Chain, payroll-grade stablecoins and tokenized equities sit in the same address. A public wallet leaks what you earn, what you own and what you're worth, all at once
Every other privacy tool turns that money into dead capital the moment you hide it. No yield, no card, and nothing you can show a bank
Noirpay is an account, not a mixer
You open it like a neobank: a handle, a balance, a card, statements. Underneath is a note-based shielded pool secured by zero-knowledge proofs. Money comes in through licensed ramps or a bridge, gets screened at the edge, and lands as encrypted notes tied to your own spending key. From there it behaves like any bank account. Balances accrue yield, payments go out to stealth addresses, the card settles from shielded balance, and when you need to prove something you hand over a scoped, time-boxed viewing key instead of your whole history.
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Saturated on trading, empty on banking
USD in stablecoins on Robinhood Chain
USD of TVL across the chain
DEXs
Launchpads
Private accounts on the chain today
Yield a shielded balance keeps earning
One account that earns, spends, pays and proves, and never puts a balance on the explorer.
Explore the accountMoney enters through licensed ramps or a bridge, is screened at the edge, and lands as encrypted notes only your spending key can open.
Plugs into the rails you already use, without showing anyone what runs through them
Links between your KYC record and your on-chain activity
Identity separation
KYC lives with the licensed ramp. It never touches what you do on-chain.
Gas, sponsored
A paymaster pays the gas. You never hold the chain's gas token.
Corporate actions, handled
Dividends and splits on tokenized stocks reach shielded holders without revealing who holds what.
Your keys, recoverable
Passkeys, hardware wallets and guardian recovery. A lost device isn't a lost account.