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Bring USDC from Base Sepolia. Aura verifies the deposit before adding it to your Private Balance.
Your wallet can reveal more than the payment. AURA puts a private balance between your main wallet and the people you pay — so they see the payment, not your financial history.
One private balance between your wallet and the people you pay.You use AURA. They don't have to. Prepare once; AURA checks timing and amount before you send.
A private balance is not enough. AURA checks whether your timing and amount are about to reconnect the payment before you send.
Move the crypto you want to spend into Private Balance. Then pay without using your main wallet as the direct source.
Your wallet stays your wallet. AURA does not replace it — it gives you a separate balance for private spending.
You have $50,000 in your main wallet and need to pay someone $100. Why expose the wallet you paid from? Keep only your spending money in Private Balance and pay from there.
Stablecoins are becoming a real business payment rail, but onchain activity is still public by default. AURA turns the private middle into a product feature instead of making people manage cryptography themselves.
AURA combines payment-time warnings with a spending rule: timing, amount, and full-balance clues can be flagged before publication. Zcash is the private settlement layer underneath, and its confirmation rules become a plain-language check; the user never has to manage ZEC manually.
Track-specific value: someone who already uses a familiar USDC wallet should be able to reach a private working balance without learning Zcash operations. The demo shows the real Zcash step; live asset conversion is a production goal, not a claim of this testnet route.
Honest boundary: the MVP displays a ZEC-backed USD value, so it can move with the ZEC price. The production direction is a stable-value private spending path; this demo reduces simple clues but does not claim perfect unlinkability or operator-level privacy.
Your wallet should not become your public financial identity. AURA creates a simple path: Your Wallet → Private Balance → Recipient.
Anyone you pay can inspect the balance and transaction history tied to the wallet you used, including incoming and outgoing addresses.
The recipient gets the payment. Your main wallet is not the direct sender, although public timing and amount data may still make the route linkable.
Aura turns a complicated cross-chain route into one simple balance. The current jury demo keeps the public entry and exit visible while the middle is backed by AURA's pre-funded Zcash Testnet inventory.
Bring USDC from Base Sepolia. Aura verifies the deposit before adding it to your Private Balance.
The balance is backed by a confirmed private Zcash Testnet step. Aura handles the technical work behind the interface.
Send SOL on Solana Devnet. The recipient gets the payment, and every completed step shows its real testnet receipt.
The current testnet route is scoped to Base Sepolia → Zcash Testnet → Solana Devnet. Other networks and product surfaces are clearly marked as coming next.
The current core is Private Balance → Pay → Receive. Business controls and API are the only next-stage directions; they are not enabled in this demo.
The demo records every confirmed step. A visual animation is never presented as blockchain proof.
The current demo proves the product loop. The business expands from the same Private Balance rather than from a new wallet or speculative token.
Market context, not AURA TAM: McKinsey/Artemis estimated actual stablecoin payments at approximately $390B in 2025, including approximately $226B in B2B payments. This frames the payment rail; it is not a claim about AURA market share.
These are monetization paths, not current revenue, user counts, percentages, or live pricing.
A longer wait may reduce simple timing clues between adding and spending funds. Public transactions can still be correlated; no wait guarantees unlinkability.
Use the balance after the required Zcash and recipient-network confirmations.
Wait 24 hours after the shielded deposit is confirmed. This may reduce simple timing clues, but does not guarantee unlinkability.
Wait 72 hours after the shielded deposit is confirmed. This may reduce simple timing clues, but amount and public-chain data can still reveal links.
Client-side signatures authorize actions, while this testnet demo uses server-operated relayers and a Zcash test wallet. This is not a self-custody guarantee.
Your client authorization credentials and recovery phrase are generated locally in your browser. Every spend intent requires your explicit local cryptographic signature.
The demo uses the matching ZEC amount from AURA's pre-funded Zcash Testnet inventory. AURA records the route; the private balance is read independently from the Zcash wallet.
This demo routes from Base Sepolia through the private Zcash Testnet step to Solana Devnet. Additional networks can be added later; the product promise is the Private Balance and the payment check.
What the current testnet demo does — and does not — protect.
AURA was built on the conviction that financial privacy is a fundamental human right. You shouldn't need a cryptography degree just to protect your personal net worth.
AURA demonstrates a Base Sepolia to Solana Devnet test flow. Public deposits and payouts remain visible; the demo does not guarantee that they cannot be linked.