Show the employer, not the payslip
proof › The employer field goes out with its proof. Salary, ID number and home address stay behind as salted hashes that nobody can turn back into text.
NOXEN
NOXENNoxen is a selective disclosure tool on Robinhood Chain. Split a document into fields in your browser, anchor one Merkle root of salted hashes with your wallet, then hand out a single field with a proof anyone can check. The rest of the file stays with you.
Six everyday disclosures. Each field is checked against a root on Robinhood Chain; every other field in the document stays a salted hash.
proof › The employer field goes out with its proof. Salary, ID number and home address stay behind as salted hashes that nobody can turn back into text.
proof › Degree title and graduation year are disclosed. Grades and the student number never leave the sender's browser.
proof › A buyer checks the invoice total against the anchored root. Line items, rates and client names remain sealed.
proof › One line from the contract, one short proof. The landlord learns the date and that it came from a document anchored earlier.
proof › The root carries a block timestamp. Disclose a paragraph months later and anyone can confirm it was part of that root from day one.
proof › Only the wallet that anchored a root can mark it revoked. From that block on, every verifier sees the revoked status.
The full upload is the sheet on top. Drag it aside to read what a selective disclosure sends in its place.
employer: Northwind Works. Plus three hashes that tie it to a root your wallet anchored. Nothing else travels.
The whole contract PDF: your name, home address, salary, ID number, bank details and signature, forwarded to whoever asks next.
Type fields or paste a document as lines. Choose what to show; everything else becomes a black bar and a salted hash. It all runs in your browser.
OpenOne transaction from your own wallet stores the Merkle root on Robinhood Chain, under your address, with a block timestamp. The fields stay with you.
OpenExample values. The root is public and permanent; the document never leaves your device.
Anyone with a disclosure package can check it: the field hashes up to the root, and the root is active under the address they expect.
VerifyPaste any address to list the roots it anchored and revoked, read from the chain. Revoke your own when a document goes out of date.
Look upHashing runs in your browser. The chain receives a 32-byte root, which is public, permanent and linked to the address that sent it. That is not anonymity and not encrypted storage.Read the label
Everything on this site works today without holding a token. The ideas below are being considered for later. They are not live services, and none of them is a promise of discounts, rewards or returns.
Nothing on this site reads your token balance or unlocks anything with it today. If token access is built, it will be read-only: your wallet signs a message, never a transfer.
Planned · no promises · no rewards