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Privacy tools are highly fragmented and often difficult to navigate. To address this, Rubic aggregates 6 compliant privacy solutions: Zama, Hinkal Protocol, Railgun, Privacy Cash, Houdini Swap, and ClearSwap.
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Explore Rubic’s Privacy Manifesto.

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Overview

Rubic Private Mode is the first privacy aggregator that enables users to access multiple privacy-preserving solutions in one place. Instead of navigating separate platforms, comparing fees, and evaluating execution times manually, users can interact with all supported providers through a unified interface. Currently, Rubic Private Mode integrates:
  • Railgun
  • Zama
  • Houdini Swap
  • Privacy Cash
  • Hinkal Protocol
  • ClearSwap

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Why Privacy Aggregation Matters

Privacy solutions in Web3 differ significantly in how they operate:
  • Technology: Some solutions are fully decentralized, while others rely on CEX routing.
  • Execution Time: Transactions may complete in minutes or take up to an hour depending on the provider.
  • Fees: Costs vary based on protocol design and routing mechanisms.
  • Supported Assets & Networks: Each solution supports a different set of tokens and blockchains.
Manually comparing these factors across multiple platforms can be complex and inefficient. Rubic Private Mode eliminates this friction by aggregating and standardizing this information.

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How Rubic Private Mode Works

The interface is consistent with the standard Rubic experience. Similar to how Rubic aggregates liquidity and finds optimal routes for cross-chain swaps, Private Mode aggregates privacy providers and presents them in a structured format.

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Key Differences Between Privacy Providers

Rubic Private Mode emphasizes transparency by displaying the core differences between providers side by side.

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Available Evaluation Criteria

1. Technology
Describes the underlying mechanism used to ensure privacy (e.g., encryption models, shielding mechanisms, or routing through intermediaries). 2. Time
Indicates the estimated duration required to complete the transaction.
For example, a higher time indicator may correspond to execution times of up to one hour. 3. Fees
Represents the cost of using the selected provider.
Higher fee indicators correspond to higher transaction costs. 4. Steps to Target Action
Specifies how many user interactions are required before completing the transaction.
Examples include:
  • Signing a message
  • Shielding tokens before execution
  • Completing intermediate steps
Some providers allow direct swaps, while others require additional preparation.

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Transparency by Design

The goal of Rubic Private Mode is not only convenience but also clarity. By presenting all critical variables, technology, cost, speed, and required steps, in a single interface, users can make informed decisions based on their priorities. Rather than navigating multiple tools and workflows, Rubic enables users to choose the most suitable privacy solution based on what matters most to them:
  • Faster execution
  • Lower cost
  • Higher privacy guarantees

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Rubic’s Privacy Roadmap

We’ve just taken our first steps into the privacy landscape. Next, we’ll expand our aggregation of privacy solutions and roll out a privacy-focused aggregation API. At the same time, we’ll keep refining the UX—making privacy simple, intuitive, and accessible for anyone.
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