Hold ORDEO.
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Ordeo is a privacy token on Robinhood Chain. Your ORDEO sits in encrypted notes that only your key opens, and the creator fee from trades on its Pons market goes to the people who keep it shielded.
Live pool figures
- Shielded supply
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- of all ORDEO is held in notes
- Holder yield
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- how much one vault share has gained
- Paid to holders
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- ORDEO that fees have added to the vault
- Price
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- ORDEO for 1 ETH, live Pons quote
Privacy set
commitments held
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A private balance is one note among all of these. From outside they are indistinguishable; only a key can say which ones it owns.
The pool is not deployed yet. These figures are read from the chain and fill in once it is; nothing here is an estimate.
Trace a private payment.
Pay 2,000 ORDEO to someone and watch what each party between you learns. Scroll, or tap a step.
After this step
First time only, and optional: one small transaction publishes your public key so people can pay your 0x address.
Your wallet
Your wallet signs one sign-in message, and this tab turns that signature into your note keys. No seed phrase to copy: sign again from that wallet on another device and the very keys come back.
This browser
Inside this page the app builds a proof: the notes being spent are yours, they cover 2,000 ORDEO, and what goes out equals what comes in. Nothing beyond that statement is in it.
The bundler
A bundler submits it from its own address and keeps a fixed ORDEO fee carved out of the notes being spent. Your wallet pays no ETH and never shows up as the sender.
The pool
The pool runs the verifier, marks two nullifiers as used so the old notes are dead for good, appends two fresh commitments to its tree, and stores each new note as ciphertext readable by its owner alone.
The recipient
Their viewing key decrypts it: 2,000 ORDEO that only they can now move. Should you need evidence later, a receipt for this single transfer can be shared while the rest of your activity stays closed.
Trades pay the people who shield.
ORDEO is launched on Pons naming an ownerless splitter as its creator fee recipient. Any trade that pays that fee, whether on the Pons curve, in the Pons pool after graduation, or routed there by an aggregator, splits it down the middle: team on one side, holders on the other. The holders' side is spent on ORDEOfor the vault, and every note's claim on that vault rises with it.
Precisely: only trades that pay the Pons creator fee count. A pool someone opens elsewhere, without the Pons hook, pays nothing to holders. And only shielded ORDEO earns; ORDEO sitting in a wallet does not.
Fee splitter
Receives the creator fee of every such trade. Half and half, fixed in its code, no owner.
Harvester
Holders' half: buys ORDEO, tops up gas
Vault
Holds the ORDEO behind every note. Donations raise its backing, never its share count.
- Holders' share
- 50%
- of the creator fee, set in the splitter's code
- Trade fee
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- fixed by Pons when ORDEO launches
- Sent to the holders' side
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- by the splitter, lifetime
What one opening share is worth, in ORDEO
Starts at 1.0000 and only moves up as fees arrive.
Get ORDEO.
ERC-20 · Robinhood Chain
Buy straight into a note
Pay with ETH inside the app: one transaction buys ORDEO and seals it into a note. People can see that you bought; they cannot follow what happens next.
Open appTrade it like any token
Its market is the Pons curve first and the Pons pool after graduation, reachable through aggregators too. Held in a wallet, it behaves like any other ERC-20.
Shield what you hold
ORDEO picked up on a DEX stays visible in your wallet. Move it into the pool from the app and it turns into a note that starts collecting fees.
Only your keys move your notes.
These are properties of the contract code in the open repository. The contracts are written and tested; they are not deployed yet.
writing proof
inside this page
Proofs stay on your device.
Proving runs in a worker inside your browser and takes seconds. Keys and note contents stay on your device; at no point does a server receive them.
No backup to keep.
One signature from your wallet is the whole backup. Open the app anywhere, sign with that wallet, and the keys are there again.
Notes cannot be frozen.
The pool contract has no owner, admin key, pause switch or upgrade route. Spending any note takes a proof from that note's own key, the team's notes included.
- carried by
- a bundler
- ETH from you
- 0
- network fee
- flat, in ORDEO, from notes
Your wallet can skip gas.
A bundler can carry payments, sales and unshields, charging its fee in ORDEO deducted from the notes it spends, which keeps your address out of them. Submit one from your own wallet instead and that wallet pays ETH and is visible.
Private, and still provable.
Each private payment can come with a receipt link. Anyone opening it sees the receiver and the amount, confirmed on chain, and learns nothing about the payer.
Check a receiptReceipt confirmed on chain
- paid to
- 0x5d1e…a07c
- amount
- 2,000.00 ORDEO
- payer
- undisclosed
What makes ORDEO a privacy token?
ORDEO itself is an ordinary ERC-20, so it trades anywhere. What is private is how you hold it: shielded ORDEO lives as encrypted notes in the Ordeo pool, which stores only commitments, nullifiers and ciphertext. Balances, amounts and who paid whom are not written anywhere in the clear, and each spend carries a zero-knowledge proof that your own browser computes.
Does buying ORDEO stay private?
No, the buy itself is public. An in-app purchase reveals your wallet, how much ETH went in and that a fresh note came out. A DEX purchase leaves public ORDEO in your wallet. Once value sits in a note, payments, sales and unshields that a bundler submits carry no trace of your address.
What pays the holders?
ORDEO launches on Pons with its creator fee recipient set to an ownerless splitter. Trades that pay the Pons creator fee, on the Pons curve, in the Pons pool after graduation, or through an aggregator routing to either, send that fee to the splitter, where half goes to the team and half to the harvester, which spends it on ORDEO for the vault. A note is a claim on vault shares, so each harvest lifts what every note is worth. Trades in a pool without the Pons hook pay nothing to holders.
Could anyone block or seize my notes?
The pool contract has no owner, no admin function, no pause and no upgrade path, and a note can only be spent with a proof built from its owner's spending key. That holds for the team too. The contracts are written and tested; they are not deployed yet.
What does it take to begin?
Any wallet able to add Robinhood Chain, plus a little ETH on it. Connect, sign one message to switch privacy on (the first time you sign it twice so the app can confirm your wallet repeats itself exactly), then buy ORDEO into a note or move in ORDEO you already own.
Can I show that I paid someone?
Yes. Right after a private send the app hands you a receipt link for that single transfer. Whoever opens it on the receipt page sees the receiver and the amount, matched against the chain, and nothing more about you; the receipt cannot spend anything.
And if this site disappears?
Your notes live in the pool contract, not on this site. Your keys come from your wallet signature, and the app's code is open, so it can be run anywhere. A note can always be spent by submitting a proof from your own wallet, without any bundler.
Which network is Ordeo on?
Robinhood Chain, chain id 4663. Gas is paid in ETH; the app adds the network to your wallet when you connect.
How do I buy $ORDEO?
In the Ordeo app (ETH in, ORDEO straight into a note), on its Pons launch page, or through any aggregator that routes to the Pons market. The contract address is published on this site and its X account at launch; trust no other.