Key Highlights
- GhostPay brings sender- and receiver-hidden payments to Solana.
- The privacy tool uses one-time stealth links and encrypted routing.
- The launch comes amid slowing Solana activity and modest GHOST trading levels.
Ghost, the privacy-focused project built around the GHOST token and GhostwareOS, has launched GhostPay, a new payment layer designed to hide both the sender and receiver in Solana-based (SOL) transactions.
It debuts Solana’s first full private-payment layer, adding anonymity to a network known for speed over privacy, at a time when on-chain activity continues to slow.
Private transactions
GhostPay lets users send and receive funds without revealing their wallet addresses, using one-time stealth links or QR codes that disappear once a payment settles.
It offers a layer of discretion aimed at users worried about wallet exposure, phishing, doxxing, or on-chain surveillance, protection that standard Solana transfers do not provide.
GhostPay works without holding custody of user funds, using one-time addresses and automated sweeps to move assets directly into recipients’ wallets. It supports SOL, USDC, GHOST, and other SPL tokens, with payers earning GHOST for each completed private transaction.
Expansion of GhostwareOS
The November 26 rollout marks GhostPay’s biggest public release yet, using stealth addresses, relay routing, and encrypted metadata to keep transactions private while still verifiable on-chain.
For a Solana ecosystem where most activity is transparent by default, GhostPay represents a shift toward privacy-centric infrastructure.
Solana’s activity slowdown
The launch arrives during a period of mixed sentiment for Solana. Active addresses dropped from 9 million to 3.3 million as memecoin momentum faded amid token unlocks and inflation concerns. Despite the drop, Solana still accounts for nearly 19% of Layer-1 user activity.
SOL trades at $141.20, with a market cap of $78.9 billion, according to CoinMarketCap.
GHOST market snapshot
The GHOST token trades near $0.06, with a market cap of $1.71 million, per CoinGecko data.
Trading activity remains low but steady, with the GhostPay launch expected to determine whether growing interest in privacy utilities can translate into market traction.
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