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SORT — Locked claim links on Solana. Private by intent.

SORT — Locked claim links on Solana. Private by intent.

SORT — Locked claim links on Solana. Private by intent.

SORT — Locked claim links on Solana. Private by intent.

SORT — Locked claim links on Solana. Private by intent.

SORT — Locked claim links on Solana. Private by intent.

SORT — Locked claim links on Solana. Private by intent.

SORT — Locked claim links on Solana. Private by intent.

SORT — Locked claim links on Solana. Private by intent.

SORT — Locked claim links on Solana. Private by intent.

SORT — Locked claim links on Solana. Private by intent.

SORT — Locked claim links on Solana. Private by intent.

SORT — Locked claim links on Solana. Private by intent.

SORT — Locked claim links on Solana. Private by intent.

SORT — Locked claim links on Solana. Private by intent.

SORT — Locked claim links on Solana. Private by intent.

Lock value first. Share access second.

SORT turns a transfer into controlled access: the sender locks SOL in a claim vault, creates a password, and shares a link that can be opened without choosing the receiver wallet up front.

A claim link proves intent, not identity.

The link carries the path to the locked value while the secret gates the release. The recipient claims from their own wallet only after the code matches, keeping the send flow clean and wallet-agnostic.

SORT is an ever-growing Solana toolkit with claimable drops, swaps and private sends. Get on-chain access to vaults, password-locked transfers and the techniques behind privacy-first crypto.

Claimable Drops

Token Swap

Private Send

USDC Vault

Stealth Address

Expiring Drops

Multi-Claim Splits

Wallet History

Portfolio

Receive (QR)

SPL Tokens

Memo + Fees

Reclaim Expired

Password Locks

Jupiter Swap

Helius Indexer

Anchor Vault

Solana Mainnet

Features.

Claimable Transfers

SORT locks value in a Solana vault instead of sending it directly to a wallet. The sender creates a password-protected claim link, and the receiver unlocks the funds only when the secret matches the on-chain hash.

Vault Locking

Claim Links

Password Hashes

PDA Vaults

SOL / USDC Flows

One-time Claims

Expirations

Sender Reclaim

Intent Access

No Recipient Required

Fragment Keys

Controlled Release

Privacy by Intent

SORT does not promise invisible money; it removes the direct recipient handoff. Amounts and claims remain on-chain, while access is gated by the secret so value can move through a shareable link without exposing a fixed destination wallet up front.

No Direct Wallet Send

Asset Isolation

On-chain Validation

SHA-256 Secrets

Claim Conditions

Burner Wallet Friendly

Minimal Backend

Transparent State

Multi-claim Splits

Stealth Upgrade Path

Solana Program

Claim Audits

One Claim Link.
Every Locked Transfer.

Whether you are locking funds, sharing a password link, or letting a receiver claim from a vault, SORT turns the flow into one clean intent. No fixed recipient wallet at send time. No complex escrow UX. Just controlled access.

VaultLocks SOL or USDC inside a program-controlled PDA vault.
LinkTurns access into a shareable claim URL with a client-side secret.
SecretHashes passwords before validation so claims depend on proof.
ClaimReleases funds to whoever proves the secret from the claim flow.
ReclaimLets senders recover expired or unclaimed value in future flows.
AuditKeeps transparent on-chain state without choosing a recipient up front.

Frequently Asked

Questions

SORT is a claim-link system for Solana. Instead of sending funds directly to a wallet, the sender locks value, creates a secret, and shares a link that releases the funds only when the receiver proves access.

Not yet, and the app is honest about that. In the current MVP, amounts and claim activity can still be visible on-chain. The privacy gain is that the sender does not need to define the recipient wallet when the value is locked.

The current prototype creates a temporary claim wallet per link, encrypts its secret with the code, and moves SOL after the receiver unlocks it. The final architecture is intended to move this control into a Solana program vault.

No. SORT does not have a token. No SORT token contract exists.