Get your ID card
A trusted checker confirms things like your identity check, your age, and your country, and locks them safely into one digital ID card. That same check confirms you're not on any blocked list.
Live and working on Stellar
Prove you're eligible.
Reveal
no identity.
AnchorShield lets anyone prove they're allowed to send money or own a digital asset. They're checked, not on any watchlist, old enough, and from an allowed country, all without showing who they actually are. It happens right in your browser, connected live to Stellar.
- proof method
- Groth16
- steps in the proof
- 60,125
- cost to check it
- — stroops
how it works
Three simple steps
You get one verified ID card. Each time you use it, you only show the one thing that's needed, nothing else ever leaves your browser.
Prove in the browser
Your browser creates a special proof by itself, without sending anything to a server. Your ID card and its secrets stay on your device the whole time.
The gate lets it through
A program on the Stellar blockchain checks your proof and makes sure it hasn't been used before. Only then does it send the payment or create the asset.
two ways to use it
Works for payments and real assets
The same ID card and proof power two different checks. You can try either one right now.
paymentgate 01
Safe payment gate
Before any money moves, this proves the sender passed their identity check, isn't on any blocked list, and is sending within the allowed limits.
RWAgate 02
Real-world asset gate
Lets someone create a new regulated asset, but only after proving they're allowed to, using a one-time approval tied to that exact proof.
why it matters
Follows the rules, keeps your privacy
Private by default
Your real identity never gets written down anywhere public. Only some proof numbers show up on the blockchain, and nobody can use them to figure out who you are.
Use it again and again
One proof works for many different rules. New checks can be added without asking everyone to redo their ID check.
Checked by the blockchain
Stellar checks every single proof itself and blocks anyone trying to reuse an old one. Nothing moves unless the proof is real.
Show only what's needed
If a regulator really needs to check a payment, they can, using a special key. Even then, they only see that one payment, nothing else.