Privacy superintelligence
Privacy superintelligence for users, apps & security teams. See what the chain reveals.
That is where Nymra is going. This page says what the words mean, what runs today and what does not exist yet.
What it means
Section titled “What it means”Analytics firms already read the chain at scale. They group addresses, follow the money between them and match the result to exchanges and names. That knowledge is used about people, and almost never for them.
Privacy superintelligence turns it around: everything that is known about how wallets give themselves away, in one place, working for the person whose wallet it is. The aim is one intelligence over every scan, link and chain, that reads a wallet the way an analyst would, says in plain words what gives it away, and warns you before your next transaction does.
Who it is for
Section titled “Who it is for”- Users, to see what their own wallet reveals before anyone else looks, and which habits leak. The scan does this today.
- Apps such as wallets and dapps, to warn their users before a transaction ties together two wallets they keep apart. That needs the API, which comes later.
- Security teams, to check the wallets they protect, their own and their users’, for exposure and for look-alike addresses made to trick people into a wrong transfer. The scan does this for one wallet at a time today.
What runs today
Section titled “What runs today”Today Nymra is the Privacy Scan, and it is not an AI. No model runs and nothing is trained: every finding comes from a published rule that you can read, run and check.
- 7 detectors and 24 rules, written out in full in
RULES.mdin theprivacy-scanrepository. Every result names its rules version (1.3.0 now). - 17 EVM chains in every scan, 31 in the open register.
- A score from an open formula, with every point accounted for.
- Every link a likelihood with a confidence, never a statement of who owns a wallet.
- In your browser, on public data only. You can verify it yourself.
What one scan of the engine’s example wallet sees today:
Where it goes
Section titled “Where it goes”The roadmap builds toward it one step at a time: the scan now, then the link graph, the cross-chain scan, the privacy monitor and the API. Privacy superintelligence comes after them. It has no date: it ships when it works.
What stays the same
Section titled “What stays the same”Whatever it becomes, these rules do not change:
- Public data only. No leaked databases, no tracking off the chain.
- A link is a likelihood. Every link has a confidence and its reasons. Nymra never states who owns a wallet.
- Open rules. The rules stay published, and every finding shows its evidence.
- On the side of the wallet’s owner. Nymra does not build profiles of the wallets people scan and does not sell or publish them.
What it is not
Section titled “What it is not”- Not something that runs yet. Until it ships, nothing in Nymra is an AI or a trained model: the scan applies fixed, published rules.
- Not a way to find out who someone is. Nymra shows what a wallet gives away so its owner can act on it. It never names an owner.