Cross-chain aggregated DeFi platform Infinex said it has launched a new feature called Confidential, built on NEAR’s Confidential Intents. According to the company’s post on X, the feature lets users deposit any asset, from any chain, in any amount, and withdraw confidentially on any chain at any time. Infinex also said users can carry out private swaps inside the Confidential wallet. The company stated that all confidential operations run on NEAR’s private shards rather than on public infrastructure, with no public RPC endpoint or block explorer, while remaining connected to public networks through cross-chain links. Infinex added that each deposit generates a one-time deposit address, and withdrawals can either be sent back to a user’s main wallet or privately sent to an external address.
Cross-chain aggregated DeFi platform Infinex said on X that it has launched Confidential, a feature built on NEAR’s Confidential Intents.
According to the announcement, the feature allows users to deposit any asset, from any chain, in any amount, and make confidential withdrawals on any chain at any time.
Infinex said users can also perform private swaps within the Confidential wallet. All confidential operations run on NEAR’s private shards, with no public RPC endpoint or block explorer, while connecting to public networks through cross-chain links.
For deposits, users receive a one-time deposit address. For withdrawals, funds can be returned to the main wallet or privately sent to an external address.
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