Introducing Settl.
The fastest way to off-ramp crypto without giving up your identity as most no-KYC card providers still link your card to your wallet.
Anyone watching the chain can trace exactly where your money went.
Settl breaks the link between your wallet and your card entirely. Privacy layers sit between your crypto and your spend so there's no on-chain trail connecting the two.
Just @useSettl on @Solana.
Card issuance flow is done. Wallet connects, funds pass through the privacy layer, card comes out the other side. Under 10 seconds end to end on testnet.
Timing obfuscation layer is next. After that we're feature complete for v1.
Avici is cool. Self-custodial wallet, Visa card, spend your crypto without selling it. Clean product.
But your wallet is still directly tied to your card. Every transaction, every top-up, every spend all traceable back to your on-chain identity. They didn't build a privacy layer. They built a better bank.
Settl isn't a bank. It's an exit. A privacy layer breaks the link between your wallet and your card before the card ever exists. There's no account, no profile, no history. Just a card that can't be traced back to you.
Avici made spending crypto easy. Settl made spending crypto private.
Just finished the dashboard page for Settl.
The chart showing off-ramp volume over 30 days, the dollar amounts, the range filters it’s all working now. Like 90 lines of React total.
Your no-KYC card isn't private.
You skipped the passport, that's cool. But your wallet still funded that card directly. One block explorer search connects your wallet to your spend.
The off-ramp is the weakest link in your entire privacy setup and nobody talks about it.
Settl breaks the link between your wallet and your card before the card is ever issued. Nothing connects back.
You were never private until your exit was.
You spend hours on fresh wallets, mixers, split balances. All to stay private.
Then you off-ramp and undo everything in one transaction. Card funded from your wallet. Chain sees it. Trail complete. If your exit isn't as clean as your entry, you were never private.
Settl breaks the link between your wallet and your card before the card is ever issued. Nothing ties back. Your exit should match your entry.
Off-ramping should be fast. Not "wait three days for your wire" fast. Not "pending confirmation" fast. Actually fast.
Settl is built on @Solana because when you want out, you want out now. Sub-second finality means your crypto hits the privacy layer and a card is ready before you close the tab.
When you fund a no-KYC card, the money still comes straight from your wallet. Anyone can follow that on-chain and see exactly where it went. The card works fine. The privacy doesn't.
Settl puts a layer between your wallet and your card. By the time the card is issued, the link back to your wallet is already gone. Nothing connects the two.
Same off-ramp. No trail.
Everyone's selling "no-KYC cards" like that alone makes you private.
It doesn't.
Your card is still funded from your wallet. That's a direct on-chain link between your crypto and your spend. No selfie required, sure. But the trail is sitting right there for anyone to follow.
Settl puts a privacy layer between your wallet and your card. The link is broken before a card is ever issued.