About SIP

Privacy as a Feature

The Privacy Standard for Web3. One toggle to shield sender, amount, and recipient. Open source, auditable, and compliance-ready with viewing keys.

Why We Build SIP

On-chain investigation incidents have exposed a critical vulnerability: transparent activity enables coordinated attacks on traders. Market makers, DAOs, and individuals all face risks when their transaction history is public.

SIP Protocol addresses this by bringing Zcash-level privacy to cross-chain transactions. Not as a separate chain, but as a privacy layer that works with the intent-based infrastructure you already use.

Our vision: privacy should be a toggle, not a tradeoff.

Privacy by Default

Financial privacy is a fundamental right. SIP makes it accessible with a single toggle, not a complex setup.

Application Layer

We complement existing infrastructure, not compete with it. SIP works with NEAR Intents and Zcash, not against them.

Compliance Ready

Privacy and compliance can coexist. Viewing keys enable selective disclosure for auditors and regulators.

How SIP Works

A privacy layer built on proven cryptographic primitives

User
Intent → Swap 1 ETH for SOL (shielded)
SIP Layer
Stealth Address
Hide recipient
Commitment
Hide amount
Viewing Key
Compliance
NEAR Intents
Solver Network → Best execution, no recipient knowledge
Settlement
ETH
SOL
NEAR
ZEC

NEAR Intents

We leverage NEAR's intent-based architecture and solver network for cross-chain execution. SIP adds privacy to intents without modifying the underlying infrastructure.

Zcash Cryptography

Battle-tested privacy primitives from Zcash: Pedersen commitments for hiding amounts, and techniques adapted from the shielded pool for transaction privacy.

Roadmap

15 of 22 milestones complete — Phase 4 active

Phase 1100%

Foundation

Core SDK & Infrastructure

M1–M8
Phase 2100%

Standard

Multi-Backend & Multi-Chain

M9–M12
Phase 3100%

Ecosystem

Compliance, DX & Applications

M13–M15
Phase 45%

Same-Chain Expansion

Solana & Ethereum Native Privacy

M16–M18
Phase 5Upcoming

Technical Moat

Proof Composition & Institutional

M19–M22
Currently Active

M16: Same-Chain Expansion

Narrative capture, community building, and competitive positioning vs PrivacyCash

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Meet the Team

Building the privacy layer that Web3 deserves

RECTOR

RECTOR

@rz1989s

Solo Founder, SIP Protocol • 🇮🇩 Indonesia

💡 About

Indonesian developer building the privacy standard for Web3. Blockchain architect with $10,800+ in hackathon wins (2024-2025) including MonkeDAO, Zypherpunk, and Superteam Indonesia. 5,600+ contributions across 170 repos. Focused on cryptographic privacy, cross-chain infrastructure, and high-performance systems. Privacy is a right, not a feature.

🔐 Why Privacy?

Remember when HTTP was the norm? We now consider sites without HTTPS dangerous. Web3 is in its HTTP era — transparency is the default, but crime follows money. As Web3 matures, privacy becomes essential defense. SIP doesn't ignore blockchain fundamentals — it makes them better. Privacy isn't hiding, it's protection.

Why Solo?

Many doubt solo founders. I think differently. After building with teams, I learned that wrong teams are more dangerous than external threats — they're internal ones. Good projects with good teams still die from lack of synchronization. Solo means pure execution.

No committee decisionsNo synchronization overheadShip fast, iterate faster

🎯 The Endgame2028

SIP as THE privacy standard — like HTTPS for Web3
Privacy toggle in top 10 wallets globally
"Privacy by SIP" recognized like "Secured by SSL"

📊 GitHub Stats

33
Repositories
246
Stars Earned
27
Followers
2,757+ Tests
Achievement

🛠️ Tech Stack

TypeScriptRustPythonNoirReactSolanaNEARZcashDocker

"One person. 2,757 tests. Zero shortcuts."

— Pure execution, no committee decisions

Interested in contributing to privacy infrastructure?

Check out open issues on GitHub

Community Driven

SIP Protocol is open source and built in public. We believe privacy technology should be transparent, auditable, and community-owned.

MIT Licensed
2,757+ Tests
Security Audit Ready