The one we never showed you
Look at the last tab.
Through thirteen countdown screens it said Settings. Settings moved to a gear — because the last tab belongs to Memos: private, end-to-end encrypted memos between wallet holders, carried over the xx mixnet. Not a messenger bolted onto a wallet — the secure channel a wallet was always missing.
- Built for coordination, not conversation. Memos exists so people who move funds together can settle the details — confirm an address, agree an amount, line up a transfer — without stepping outside the wallet or leaking it to a group chat.
- Multisig's missing piece. Send a proposal's call data straight to your cosigners over the mixnet. The receiving wallet re-verifies it against the on-chain call hash before anyone signs — the memo is transport, never instruction.
- Metadata-shredding by design. Memos travel through cMix, the xx network mixnet, so no server ever sees who is talking to whom, or when.
- No account. No phone number. No server. Your history lives on your device and nowhere else.
- Unlinkable identities. Every wallet account gets its own messaging identity — your accounts can't be connected to each other through your memos.
- Deliberately simple. One-to-one only: no groups, no feeds, no noise. And a double checkmark means the recipient's device actually received it. Yes — it's also a perfectly good way to just say hello, as privately as it gets.
