Silent Signature

Live on Robinhood Chain

Treasury approvals without a public signer list

A shared treasury needs more than one person to sign off. It shouldn't need a public list of who did. Silent Layer runs that approval process on Robinhood Chain, and we're building toward the cryptography that makes the privacy provable.

How it works

From proposal to execution

Four steps, every time. Someone proposes a transfer, guardians approve it, the vault checks it has enough approvals, then it executes.

  1. Proposal

    A guardian writes down what should move, to whom, and why.

  2. Authorization

    Other guardians review it and approve on their own. The vault counts approvals, not names.

  3. Threshold check

    Nothing happens until enough approvals arrive. The vault sets that number.

  4. Execution

    The transfer goes out and the proposal closes.

Why we built it

Multisig, minus the roster

A multisig keeps funds safe by needing several approvals. It also publishes exactly who holds the keys. For a lot of teams that list is the weak point, so we split approval away from identity.

Shared control

No one guardian can move funds alone.

Quiet participation

Day-to-day approvals don't need to name everyone involved.

A written way back

Recovery and disclosure follow a policy the group agreed on up front.

Architecture

Four parts, kept separate

Approval, identity, recovery policy and the guardian set are deliberately independent. You can audit or replace one without touching the rest.

Silent Signature

Approve without being named.

A guardian approves as a verified member of the set, not as a public address. Today the interface simply doesn't surface who approved. The cryptography that makes that provable comes in Phase 02.

Identity Vault

Identity kept apart.

Whatever identifies a guardian lives outside the coordination layer, so a proposal never has to carry it. Encrypted storage for this is specified and lands with the cryptographic layer.

Threshold accountability

Privacy with a way out.

Privacy shouldn't mean nobody is answerable. A recovery policy sets the conditions, the higher approval bar and the waiting period before any identity can be revealed. Nothing is revealed outside it.

Guardian set

No single point of control.

Approvals come from independent guardians. One person can propose, but one person can never execute.