what's RADR?

RADR is a privacy-focused protocol built on the Solana blockchain, designed to enable unlinkable transactions through zero-knowledge proofs and a multi-layer relay network. It allows users to perform private deposits and withdrawals without revealing connections between them, enhancing fungibility and confidentiality in decentralized finance. The system splits deposits across multiple commitments, generates and verifies ZK-proofs for privacy preservation, and supports withdrawals to any recipient via a decentralized relayer infrastructure, ensuring robustness and reduced correlation risks. The project emphasizes scalability and security, with features like enhanced relayer support for improved reliability, faster processing, and broader network coverage. RADR has undergone migrations to optimize its ecosystem integration, such as transitioning to the Bonk chain, while maintaining ongoing developments in withdrawal mechanisms and public relayer accessibility. This positions it as a tool for users seeking advanced privacy solutions in high-throughput environments like Solana.

RADR added bounties to the Solana Privacy Hack hackathon alongside other sponsors.

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