Confidential Boundary

All of NEAR Intents' confidential money moves through one public account. In = Shield. Out = Unshield. We count both, straight from the chain — what happens in between stays private.

Window: 24 hours · 7 days · 30 days

① money enters publicly  →  ② trades privately — invisible, on purpose  →  ③ exits publicly. What doesn't come back out stays parked.

Counting since Aug 4. Older history is still filling in, so these totals only cover part of the window.

Top assets

What's actually going private. Stablecoins usually run the show.

Biggest single moves

Shield sizes

Not just whales — everything from double-digit transfers to $1M+ blocks.

Live feed

Full feed with filters: Transfers. Want the raw data? JSON · CSV — free, no key.

How we count

• Moved through is the matched flow — the smaller of in vs out. Most confidential swaps go in and come back out within minutes, so either gross side alone overstates it, and adding them counts the same money twice.
• Net is in minus out — what stayed private this window. Parked is the running private balance it accumulates into.
• USD values are estimates at the moment we saw each transfer, priced from public token feeds.
• Past the treasury, nothing is visible — to us or anyone else. That's the product. The way in and out is public, and that's what this page counts.

Read up on it

• How Confidential Intents works — NEAR's own architecture explainer.
• A confidential swap, step by step — the docs walkthrough of exactly what this page counts.
• Shielded, not anonymous — the skeptical read on what stays visible.

Frequently asked questions

How much money moves through confidential on NEAR Intents?

$112M made the round trip through private execution in the last 30 days, across 92,092 transfers. The difference between in and out — the net — is what stayed private.

How can you see this if it's confidential?

Every dollar enters and leaves through one public account — the Confidential Treasury on intents.near. Going in and coming out is public. Everything in between (balances, swaps, who traded what) is private. We count the doorway, not the room.

Why not add Shield and Unshield into one number?

Because most confidential swaps go in and come back out within minutes. Add the two sides and you count the same money twice. The honest numbers are each side on its own — and the net difference between them.