Ghost Wallets

Ghost wallets are ephemeral blockchain wallets that are created instantly and destroyed after use. Unlike normal crypto wallets that carry long transaction histories, ghost wallets are temporary and unique to each session or interaction. They are not tied to an identity, email, or centralized key storage.

Each wallet is generated locally using entropy on the user’s device. When the transaction is complete, the private keys can be destroyed, making the wallet effectively invisible to future scans or clustering analysis. Ghost wallets are useful for interacting with dApps, sending assets, or performing governance actions without tying activity back to a long-term wallet.

They can also be automatically chained with zkMixer to ensure that deposits and withdrawals occur through addresses with no shared past.