Nocta.
Your chain is public.
Your balance isn't.
Nocta is a privacy pool for Robinhood Chain. Veil ETH or $NOCTA, hold a balance that only your keys can read, and earn a share of every fee the protocol collects.
Veil, hold, move. Three steps to a balance nobody else can read.
On Robinhood Chain, any address pasted into an explorer shows its balance and every payment it ever made. Nocta gives you a second place to keep value: the chain still verifies the math, but it never sees the amounts.
Veil.
Send ETH or $NOCTA into the shared pool. You get back a note: an encrypted receipt that only your keys can open.
Hold.
Veiled $NOCTA owns a slice of the fee vault. Each fee the protocol takes makes that slice worth more. Wallet balances get none of it.
Move or exit.
Pay someone inside the pool, or withdraw to any address you choose. A zero-knowledge proof shows the funds are yours without pointing to your note.
An open ledger, then a closed note.
What you own stays the same. What changes is who can read it. Tie one address to your name, through a single exchange withdrawal or a tagged payment, and a public token reveals everything else. A veiled balance reveals nothing.
A plain ERC-20. Every holding and every transfer is a permanent public row, and one tagged address unravels the rest.
14facts readableFees go to veiled holders. Wallet holders earn zero.
Most privacy tools forget to give people a reason to stay private. In Nocta, every fee the protocol collects flows into one vault, and that vault belongs to veiled $NOCTA. More activity means each private share is worth more. No staking step, no claim button.
Creator fee on trades
launchpad cutPart of the creator fee on every $NOCTA buy and sell is harvested and used to buy back for the vault.
Veil fee
0.25%Taken once, when value enters the pool.
Exit fee
0.0005 ETHFlat per withdrawal, so the fee reveals nothing about the size or age of a note.
Private transfer fee
0.10%Charged on payments made inside the pool.
Contract design. Proposed defaults: 0.25% to veil, 0.10% per private transfer, a flat 0.0005 ETH or 20 $NOCTA to exit, fixed at deploy. Yield can be zero: it comes only from real fees and is never minted. Only veiled $NOCTA earns; ETH fees are swept and swapped into $NOCTA.
The pool ships first. The rest builds on it, in this order.
None of the pieces below are live yet.
Private settlement
Desks and treasuries settle with each other inside the pool on Robinhood Chain, then exit only what has to be shown.
Viewing keys
Hand an accountant or a counterparty a read-only key for one payment or one note, and nothing else in your history.
Private swaps
Trade veiled value for other Robinhood Chain assets with no visible link between what went in and what came out.
Launch into the pool
New coins launch straight into the shared pool, so every launch grows the crowd that protects everyone already inside.
Traders
Keep $NOCTA in a note instead of a watched wallet. Nobody can copy or front-run the position, and it earns fee yield meanwhile.
Savers
Keep savings on-chain without publishing them. Paying a friend no longer shows them your net worth and history.
Treasuries
Settle on Robinhood Chain without broadcasting size, counterparties or timing. Exit to a new address when needed.
Communities
Bring a privacy coin into the same pool instead of starting a new one. A bigger crowd makes each note harder to single out.
Get $NOCTA.
The token is how the protocol pays its private holders. The address appears here and on @NoctaLaunch when it goes live, and nowhere else.
Buy it like any token.
A plain ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain. The Pons bonding curve first, then a Uniswap v4 pool once it graduates, with routers on top.
Veil what you bought.
A purchase lands publicly in your wallet. Veil it in the app and it becomes a note that earns fee yield.
Buy straight into a note.
Pay ETH inside the app and receive $NOCTA as a private note. It never sits in a public wallet.
Written so that nobody, us included, can touch a note.
These are the rules the Nocta contracts are written to. Each one will be checkable on the explorer once the pool is deployed and verified.
Nocta, in plain words.
What is Nocta?
A privacy pool on Robinhood Chain. You move ETH or $NOCTA into a shared contract and hold it as encrypted notes. You can pay others inside the pool or withdraw to any address, and the chain only sees proofs, never your balance.
How does it work?
Each deposit creates a note commitment in a Merkle tree. To spend, your browser builds a zero-knowledge proof that you own one of the notes in the tree, plus a nullifier so the same note can't be spent twice. The contract checks the proof and the nullifier, never which note it was.
How do I buy $NOCTA?
Like any ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain: on the Pons bonding curve at launch, then on Uniswap v4 after graduation. Only the contract address shown on this site and on the official X account is real.
Which network is Nocta on?
Robinhood Chain mainnet, chain ID 4663. You need a wallet that supports it and a little ETH for gas.
Do public holders earn anything?
No. Fee yield goes only to $NOCTA held as veiled notes. Tokens sitting in a regular wallet earn nothing until they are veiled.
Who controls the contracts?
The pool has no owner, no admin function and no upgrade path. The team controls only its own share of the harvested creator fee, listed under team powers.
Does Nocta make me anonymous?
It hides balances and links between notes. It does not hide your deposit and withdrawal addresses, your timing, or your IP. Privacy grows with the number of people in the pool; depositing and withdrawing the same odd amount minutes apart is easy to match.
Which fees does Nocta charge?
A percentage to veil, a percentage on private transfers, and a flat fee to exit. All rates are fixed when the pool is deployed, and every fee goes to the vault.
Do I need ETH to veil or exit?
Yes. Your own wallet sends every transaction, so you pay normal Robinhood Chain gas. No relayer sits in between.
What are the risks?
Smart contract and circuit bugs cannot be patched because nothing is upgradeable. If you lose your keys, your notes are gone. Privacy tools face legal scrutiny in several countries, and $NOCTA's price can go to zero. Start small.
Go off the ledger.
Connect a wallet, unlock your notes and veil your first ETH or $NOCTA. Start small.