What it hides
Who received a payment: each one goes to a fresh address that is not linked to the recipient’s wallet.
Receive at one-time addresses that are not linked to your wallet in public. This is the only on-chain privacy mechanism in LOKR, and it hides one thing: who received a payment. The sender, the amount, the time and the one-time address stay public. ETH only. Not audited.
Who received a payment: each one goes to a fresh address that is not linked to the recipient’s wallet.
The sender, the amount, the time, or a later withdrawal to an address already known to be yours.
Ask the ERC-6538 registry whether an address has published keys.
One personal_sign over a chain-bound message derives spending and viewing keys. Signing again reproduces them. Anyone holding that signature can find and spend funds sent to the derived addresses.
Payment detection and sweep require scanning Announcer logs in this browser. Nothing is fabricated if the scan has not run. ETH only — spending an ERC-20 from a stealth address would need gas from a linking wallet.
Primary wallet → stealth address → payment. Two public transactions: one pays the one-time address, one calls announce. LOKR will not submit them unread.