WETH / USDC · Oracle-priced batches
Trade with sealed orders.
Commit an order before revealing its limit. Token type and deposit amount remain visible onchain; commit–reveal does not provide full transaction privacy or eliminate MEV.
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Onchain phase deadlines: commit —, reveal —, recovery — (Unix seconds).
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Auction: 0xd8C4a84fCD2848530F20E2badA248bFCB69C9f30
Security reminder
Back up the random reveal secret before committing. Browser storage is plaintext and may be cleared; without the salt, an order cannot be revealed.
Sealed batch auction
Place an order
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Connect a wallet to create an order.
Orders are committed before reveal. Deposited token and amount are public onchain.
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Test faucet
Mock tokens for testing only. They have no value. You still need testnet ETH for gas.
Settlement proceeds
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Connect the order owner wallet to claim.
Manage a commitment
Reveal or recover your order
Connect the original order wallet to see its order state.
Order activity
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Commit–reveal privacy
This interface talks directly to the configured EVM contracts. It does not send order secrets to a server. The protocol does not yet make order flow fully private.
- Escrow deposits expose token type and amount even before reveal.
- Revealed orders and limit prices become public before settlement.
- Commit–reveal alone does not prevent every front-running or MEV strategy.
- Batch windows are initial timing parameters; network inclusion is not guaranteed.
- Orders use 6-decimal USDC and 18-decimal WETH. Tiny amounts may be unmatchable at token precision.