Umbra partners with Streamflow to launch private token vesting feature on Solana
BlockBeats News, on May 27, Umbra and Streamflow launched private token vesting functionality on Solana. The two companies stated that this feature allows project teams to carry out large-scale token vesting and distribution confidentially.
This solution is supported by Arcium’s confidential execution engine, enabling Streamflow clients to conceal actual token transfer records while still using distribution mechanisms such as time locks and price triggers.
Recipients will receive vested tokens directly through the Umbra wallet. With every new vesting plan, Umbra’s shared anonymity pool further expands, enhancing privacy protection for both users and applications across the entire network.
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