Introduction

INVSBL is a zero-knowledge privacy infrastructure for confidential stablecoin and digital asset transfers.

It enables fully private payments, payment requests, and settlement flows on Solana, Base, and Ethereum without publishing permanent financial records on public blockchains.

INVSBL operates as a transaction-level privacy rail, usable directly by individuals or integrated programmatically by applications, DAOs, and financial operators.


1. Complete Transaction Privacy

1.1 Protected Information

When a transaction is executed through INVSBL, the following data is not exposed:

Data Type
Protection

Wallet identities

Addresses are never exposed or linkable

Account balances

Financial positions remain completely hidden

Transaction counterparties

Sender-receiver relationships are unknowable

Transaction graphs

Relationships between transactions cannot be constructed

Historical activity

Past transaction patterns are undetectable

No transaction metadata is made publicly observable.

1.2 Privacy Guarantees

Block explorers, analytics platforms, and indexers cannot:

  • Link participants together

  • Reconstruct behavior

  • Track activities over time

  • Identify relationships between parties

Each transaction is cryptographically isolated, making it impossible to connect transactions or identify relationships between participants.


2. Privacy Rail

INVSBL is not a wallet feature, mixer, or optional add-on. Confidentiality is inherent to how transactions are executed.

Native asset compatibility

  • Assets remain standard SPL tokens on Solana

  • Assets remain standard ERC-20 tokens on EVM chains

  • No wrapped, synthetic, or derivative assets are created

  • Fully compatible with existing wallets and infrastructure

Zero-knowledge enforcement

  • Privacy is guaranteed through cryptographic proofs

  • No reliance on asset changes or trusted parties

Base layer settlement

  • Transactions are settled on the underlying blockchain

  • Network security and finality are preserved

  • Transaction validity is publicly verified

  • Transaction details remain non-observable

Payments achieve both finality and privacy:

  • ✓ Cryptographically verified

  • ✓ Cannot be reversed

  • ✓ Reveal no public information


3. What INVSBL Does Not Do

INVSBL does not attempt to obscure public data after it has already been exposed.

3.1 No Reliance On

Traditional Privacy Method
INVSBL Approach

Requires careful address management

Automatically enforces address isolation

Needs coordination between users

Operates without participant coordination

Relies on trusted operators

Zero-knowledge proofs replace trust

Depends on anonymity set size

Does not rely on anonymity sets

Uses probabilistic obfuscation

Uses deterministic zero-knowledge execution

3.2 Non-Degrading Privacy

Transaction confidentiality does not weaken over time.

Variable
Impact on Privacy

Transaction count

No impact

Network size

No impact

Time

No impact

Analysis techniques

No impact

There is no accumulation of metadata, behavioral graphs, or historical linkage that can be analyzed retroactively.

3.3 Permanent Protection

If a transaction is routed through INVSBL, no system, now or in the future, can determine:

  • Who was involved

  • How funds moved

  • Whether actions are connected


4. System Design and Boundaries

INVSBL provides privacy at the transaction layer, not identity management or asset custody.

4.1 What the Protocol Does

Function
Implementation

Transaction validation

Uses zero-knowledge proofs to verify correctness

Metadata privacy

Enforces privacy for all transaction metadata

Network compatibility

Maintains compatibility with underlying blockchains

Transaction isolation

Ensures cryptographic isolation between transactions

4.2 What the Protocol Does NOT Do

Function
Why Not

Asset custody

Does not custody user assets or control private keys

Token modification

Does not modify or wrap underlying tokens

Synthetic assets

Does not introduce synthetic or derivative assets

Trusted parties

Does not require trust in third-party operators

4.3 Cryptographic Trust Model

All confidentiality properties are enforced cryptographically and remain intact even in hostile environments, including against:

  • Blockchain analytics firms

  • Infrastructure and node providers

  • Network observers

  • Nation-state surveillance

  • The INVSBL operator itself No party, including INVSBL, has access to private transaction data.


5. Who INVSBL Is For

INVSBL is built for users and organizations operating on stablecoin payment rails who require non-public transaction execution.

5.1 Target Users

  • Individuals Peer-to-peer transfers without wallet exposure

  • Freelancers and Contractors Income without public transaction histories

  • Marketing and Digital Agencies Contributor and partner payments without visible structure

  • Small Businesses Treasury, payroll, and supplier payments without public records

5.2 Uniform Transaction Treatment

Every transaction is processed identically, regardless of:

  • Amount

  • Frequency

  • Sender type

  • Use case

Supported workflows include:

  • Peer-to-peer payments

  • Treasury operations

  • Cross-border settlements

  • Automated payment flows

  • Operational and enterprise transfers


6. Why INVSBL Exists

No Private Payment Standard for Stablecoins

Stablecoins inherit the transparency of the blockchains they run on.

There is currently no widely available infrastructure that enables non-public stablecoin payments across Solana and EVM chains without altering asset issuance or settlement.

INVSBL enables confidential transactions while keeping assets and settlement fully native to the underlying blockchain.

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