Use your own wallet
Connect a TRON-compatible wallet to view your public TRC-20 address. You remain in control of your private keys.
Private Transfersfor a Freer Tomorrow
Choose popular TRON assets. TRX is native; other supported assets use TRC-20.
Your connected TRON wallet addressTRON (TRC-20)
Public TRON wallet address (same account for supported TRON assets). Not a deposit contract address.
USDT
Your privacy. Your control.
USDT
Your privacy. Your control.
About Tornado Vault
Privacy, made simpler.
A clear, wallet-first interface for exploring the next generation of private on-chain transfers.
The idea
A quieter way to move through Web3.
Tornado Vault is a privacy-focused crypto interface designed around simplicity and control. The goal is to make advanced privacy tools approachable, with an intuitive experience for selecting assets, managing deposits and accessing withdrawals.
How it's designed to work
Three simple stepsUse USDT TRC-20
Use USDT on TRON (TRC-20). Actual transfers are not active.
Privacy-focused transfers
Future deposit and withdrawal functionality will require a deployed protocol and cryptographic verification.
Current development stage
Wallet connection and asset selection are available in this interface. On-chain deposits, withdrawal notes and withdrawals are not active yet. No funds can be transferred through this preview.
Help Center
Frequently asked questions.
Everything you need to know about connecting your wallet, supported assets and the Tornado Vault interface.
Getting started
What is Tornado Vault?
Tornado Vault is an interface being developed for privacy-focused cryptocurrency transfers. You can currently explore the UI, view USDT TRC-20 and connect a compatible TRON wallet. The underlying transfer protocol is not live.
Can I deposit or withdraw funds right now?
Not yet. Deposit and withdrawal forms are part of the interface preview. No smart contract is connected to process transfers, and this version cannot accept deposits or execute withdrawals.
Which USDT network is supported?
Only TRON (TRC-20). Your connected public TRON address starts with T.
Wallets & security
How do I connect my wallet?
Choose Connect Wallet in the top bar, then select an available wallet. TronLink can connect directly in a supported browser. Mobile wallets should open the site using their TRON-compatible in-app browser.
Does connecting give Tornado Vault access to my funds?
No. The current wallet connection requests permission to read your public address. It does not request a token allowance, transaction, private key or recovery phrase. Always read requests displayed by your wallet before approving them.
Is connecting a wallet free?
Connecting to read a public address does not submit a blockchain transaction or incur a network gas fee. Future on-chain transfers, once implemented, may require network fees.
Why is my wallet not connecting?
Install TronLink or open this HTTPS page in a TRON-compatible wallet browser. Approve the connection in your wallet.
Privacy & withdrawals
What is a withdrawal note?
A withdrawal note is a secret used by some privacy protocols to establish the right to withdraw from a deposit without revealing the deposit's owner. Tornado Vault does not generate or validate real withdrawal notes yet.
Are private transfers completely anonymous?
No privacy system can promise complete anonymity. Actual privacy depends on protocol design, wallet and network activity, usage patterns and other publicly observable data. Tornado Vault has not deployed or audited a working privacy protocol.
How should I protect my wallet and future withdrawal notes?
Never share a seed phrase or private key. Only approve wallet requests you understand. If the protocol later uses withdrawal notes, those secrets should be stored securely and never shared with others.
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