Built for privacy-native Solana finance
Keep your balances, swaps, and yield strategies private without sacrificing usability or compliance.
Each node represents a different layer of MORP OS: linking your wallet, creating a shadow balance, composing private actions, and publishing proofs only when you choose.
Instead of leaving a permanent trail of raw wallet activity, MORP OS routes your SOL and SPL usage through a dedicated privacy runtime. Your public address only appears at the edges — never in the middle of your strategy.
Connect a Solana wallet to spin up a MORP profile with its own confidential keys. Your wallet stays in control of funds, while MORP OS prepares a private environment for your activity.
When you send SOL or SPL tokens into MORP OS, they are recorded as a shadow balance inside a confidential vault. On-chain, observers only see traffic to the vault contract, not which strategy or counterparty you plan to interact with next.
From your shadow balance you can arrange payments, portfolio shifts, and yield routes. MORP OS batches and executes these moves so that DeFi programs see a single orchestrator, not your personal wallet.
Exit back to any address, or export an auditable story of what happened inside MORP OS. Share reports or proofs with partners and auditors, while the rest of your activity stays sealed away from public explorers.
A modern Solana stack for confidential finance — from runtime to infra and automation.
MORP OS wraps everyday Solana activity in a private layer, so payments, swaps, and yields feel familiar but leave a smaller public footprint.
Keep your strategy and positions away from public explorers while still controlling everything from your own wallet.
Route transfers, swaps, and yield moves through a dedicated privacy runtime instead of exposing every hop on-chain.
Use MORP OS as the control panel for complex portfolios, without leaking your size, entries, or exits to copy traders.
Hand auditors and partners exactly what they need to see through reports and proofs, while keeping the rest sealed.
Why MORP OS exists
No extra mental load, no maze of new addresses, and no black-box custody. MORP OS adds a quiet privacy layer on top of the Solana experience you already know, so your activity can be verified without being exposed.
A focused, staged rollout — shipping the MORP OS privacy runtime layer by layer on Solana.
Lock in the MORP OS design language, privacy assumptions, and Solana-native architecture. Publish the thesis and open up the conversation with builders.
Launch the first MORP OS runtime for SOL and core SPL tokens with profile-linked shadow balances and private routing inside the system.
Plug into Solana DEXs and yield venues so portfolio changes, routes, and farming happen through the MORP runtime — not directly from public wallets.
Turn MORP OS into a reporting and automation layer: exportable reports, selective proof tooling, and agents that respect privacy boundaries by default.
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MORP OS is being built in the open with designers, protocol engineers, auditors, and power users who care about privacy that still plays nice with the rest of the ecosystem.
A quick overview of how MORP OS works and what to expect as we roll out the privacy runtime on Solana.
MORP OS is a privacy runtime that sits between your Solana wallet and the rest of DeFi. It lets you move value, rebalance, and generate yield through a confidential layer instead of exposing every step from your public address.
A standard wallet broadcasts each transaction directly from your address. MORP OS introduces profile-linked shadow balances and private routing, so the chain sees a privacy runtime orchestrating flows instead of your wallet doing every action in public.
No. You connect an existing Solana wallet and MORP OS creates a private profile mapped to it. Your wallet stays in control of funds, while the privacy layer manages how balances and activity are represented internally.
MORP OS is designed to be non-custodial. You interact with contracts and runtimes that enforce the rules on-chain, while your wallet keys remain yours. The system focuses on how information is exposed, not on taking custody away from users.
The initial runtime focuses on SOL and a curated set of core SPL assets that make sense for payments, swaps, and basic yield. Over time, more tokens and integrations can be added as the privacy and UX model proves itself.
Instead of exposing everything by default, MORP OS is built around selective disclosure. Users and teams can generate reports or proofs that show what a counterparty or auditor needs to see, while the rest of their activity remains sealed inside the runtime.
The roadmap starts with the core runtime and design language, then moves into private balance support, swaps, and yield routes. The earliest public-facing versions will ship once the core runtime feels safe, reviewable, and pleasant enough to use for real value.