Vulnerable
On public blockchains, an exposed wallet address can reveal associated transaction history, amounts, and balance activity.
You type a name.
We handle the rest.
FortressNames lets you use a simple @name across supported integrations. The Untraceable Quantum Send is a separate privacy layer that does not rely on mixing, pooling, or a public @name directory. Custom names are reserved through checkout.
The problem
Why current wallets fail
Hard to use
Long wallet addresses are difficult to verify and easy to mistype or substitute. A wrong destination can make a transfer irreversible.
Non-compliant
Privacy methods that pool funds or obscure transaction trails can create compliance concerns. AmericanFortress uses selective disclosure rather than pooled mixing.
Layer 1 — FortressNamesSend-to-Name™
Send-to-Name™
How it works
Each supported integration resolves an @name to a transaction-specific receiving address. The flow does not rely on pooled mixing. The underlying system is protected under U.S. Patent No. 12,412,162 B2.
- 01
You type @name
No hex strings. No QR scanning. Just a human-readable name across supported integrations.
- 02
Stealth address computed
Your wallet generates a unique stealth address in the background. Computable only by sender and recipient.
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Transaction is sent
The transaction is sent on-chain to a one-time receiving address computed for that payment. The recipient retains control of the funds without placing their @name on-chain.
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Recipient sees your @name
A supported recipient wallet can show the sender’s @name. On-chain observers see the receiving address, not a public @name directory.
Layer 2 — Untraceable Quantum Send™
Untracable Quantum Send. One toggle.
Recipient knows payment came from @you
They get clarity. You keep privacy.
Shielded activity stays private
When privacy protection is enabled, the activity is not presented as a public @name history.
Reveal on your
terms
Choose if, when, and with whom to share source-of-funds information, whether for audits, tax reporting, compliance, or any other purpose, without making it public by default.
Quantum-resistance research
AmericanFortress is developing quantum-resistant approaches for future Untraceable Quantum Send releases. Availability will be identified by product and network.
Optional identity layer
Prove what matters. Share only what you choose.
FortressNames is designed to support optional identity credentials. Participating wallets can present selected verification details—including in supported chat experiences—without adding those details to a public transaction history. Availability varies by integration.
Supported chainsOne name.
One name.
Across supported chains.
Chain and feature availability depends on the participating wallet and integration.
Get startedYour name.
Your name.
Privacy by design.
Choose your @name, then explore the wallet and developer tools.