Read the public account.
Look up a Solana address and its actual SOL balance. No wallet connection is required.
veylo.Open app Solana is public. Every account tells a story.
A quieter wallet starts with knowing what yours reveals.
Inspect a public account. Prepare a move. See exactly where privacy begins and ends.
01 / FOLLOW THE FOOTPRINT
A privacy pool does not make the whole chain disappear. It changes what can be linked inside it.
02 / KNOW THE BOUNDARY
The public chain sees the entry and exit. A private pool protects the activity between them.
Explore the difference →
This is an architecture illustration.
03 / THE WORKSPACE
One place to inspect, prepare and review. The available tools and the next protocol layer are kept distinct.
Explore the wallet ↗Look up a Solana address and its actual SOL balance. No wallet connection is required.
Validate amounts, review a destination and save or export a plan on your device.
An on-chain pool, proof system and relayers are needed before shielded transfers can execute.
04 / BEFORE YOU OPEN IT
No. This version reads public accounts and prepares local plans. It does not request a transaction signature or perform a deposit, transfer or withdrawal. Private execution needs the protocol layer to be integrated.
No. Veylo does not ask for seed phrases, passwords or private keys. Optional Phantom or Solflare connection reads the public address; you can also paste a public address without connecting.
No. Deposits and withdrawals expose public addresses, assets and amounts. Timing, network metadata and a small anonymity set can still create links. A real protocol needs its own implementation, testing and security review.
No. Veylo is an independent concept. Veil was a visual and product reference, and its branding, token, audit, team and protocol are not part of Veylo.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Start with what is public. Understand the boundary. Keep a clear plan for what comes next.
Open the workspace