Privacy and shielded transactions on Base via Veil Cash - ZK-based anonymous transfers
Scanned 2/12/2026
Install via CLI
openskills install alsk1992/CloddsBot---
name: veil
description: "Privacy and shielded transactions on Base via Veil Cash - ZK-based anonymous transfers"
command: veil
emoji: "🌪️"
gates:
envs:
- VEIL_KEY
---
# Veil - Private Transactions on Base
Privacy and shielded transactions on Base via Veil Cash. Deposit ETH into a private pool, withdraw/transfer privately using ZK proofs.
## How It Works
1. **Deposit** - Send ETH to private pool (public → private)
2. **Transfer** - Move funds privately (private → private)
3. **Withdraw** - Exit to public address (private → public)
All private operations use ZK proofs - no one can link your deposits to withdrawals.
## Commands
### Setup
```
/veil init Initialize Veil keypair
/veil status Check config and relay health
```
### Balance
```
/veil balance Check all balances
/veil queue Check queue balance (pending deposits)
/veil private Check private balance
```
### Operations
```
/veil deposit <amount> Deposit ETH to private pool
/veil withdraw <amount> <address> Withdraw to public address
/veil transfer <amount> <veil-key> Private transfer to another user
/veil merge Merge UTXOs (consolidate)
```
## Examples
```
/veil init
/veil balance
/veil deposit 0.1
/veil withdraw 0.05 0x1234...
```
## Security Notes
- **Never share your VEIL_KEY** - it controls your private funds
- Store keypair securely (chmod 600)
- Use dedicated RPC to avoid rate limits
## Setup
```bash
# Initialize creates keypair
/veil init
# Or manually set:
export VEIL_KEY="..." # Your Veil private key
export PRIVATE_KEY="0x..." # For deposits (public tx)
```
## Requirements
- ETH on Base for deposits and gas
- Node.js for ZK proof generation
- Veil SDK: `npm install -g @veil-cash/sdk`
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