Privacy protocols are getting smarter. Here's what makes this approach different:

First, forget those ugly wallet address strings. You can snag something like alice.prvt instead—memorable, clean, and way easier to share with others. No more copy-paste disasters.

Second, each transaction spins up a fresh one-time address. This means every payment stays isolated; transactions can't be linked back to you. It's like getting a new identity for each on-chain interaction.

Third, the tech stack runs on Groth16 ZK-SNARKs—zero-knowledge proofs that verify transactions without exposing the underlying data. The blockchain processes the proof, not your actual details. That's the privacy layer doing real work.