Integration Overview

Verdant Privacy is not just a standalone application. It is a composable privacy layer built for the Solana ecosystem. We designed the Verdant Protocol to be accessible to other developers, allowing third-party applications to integrate privacy features directly into their user interface.

Why Integrate with Verdant?

By integrating the Verdant SDK or interacting with our on-chain programs, developers can offer "Privacy-as-a-Service" to their users without building complex cryptographic infrastructure from scratch.

Supported Integration Patterns

1. Wallet Providers Wallets can integrate the Verdant SDK to offer a "Private Send" feature. Instead of constructing a standard SPL transfer, the wallet constructs a Verdant Intent, allowing users to exit their main accounts without linking their history to the destination.

2. DEX Aggregators Trading interfaces can utilize Verdant to prevent front-running. By routing the "Swap" intent through the Verdant Fog Layer, the trader's initial position entry becomes obscured from predatory MEV bots monitoring the public mempool.

3. Payroll & DAO Tooling Organizations managing treasury payouts can use Verdant to disperse salaries. This ensures that the employees' personal wallets are not publicly linked to the organization's main treasury wallet, preserving organizational operational security.

The Architecture

The integration relies on off-chain Intent construction and on-chain verification.

1. Client Side: Your app uses the @verdant-protocol/sdk to construct an IntentPacket.

2. Signing: The user signs this packet (verifying they own the source funds).

3. Submission: Your app submits the packet to the Verdant Relay Network (or directly to RPC).

4. Execution: The Verdant Program executes the split transfer logic on-chain.