Private swaps on Aztec.
Nobody sees your wallet.
Swap tokens without tying the trade to your address. Your wallet stays out of sight.
NEMI DEX waitlist
- Leave your email
- Swaps open on Aztec
- We email you once
One email, on the day swaps open. Nothing else.
What anyone can see
On a public chain, every swap points straight back to the wallet that made it. On Nemi that link is gone.
| One swap | Public chain | Nemi |
|---|---|---|
| Wallet | 0x7a3f…c21e | Nobody sees your wallet.Hidden |
| Tokens | ETH → DAI | ETH → DAI |
| Amounts | 1 → 2,267 | 1 → 2,267 |
Why the wallet matters
On a public chain every swap carries the address that made it. Look up that address and you see its balance, every trade and when it happened.
On Nemi the wallet that made a swap is not shown, so there is no address to line your swaps up under.
How a swap works
Connect a wallet
Use the Aztec wallet you already have, or let Nemi set one up in the browser. The keys stay with you.
Swap
Pick the tokens and the amount. A zero-knowledge proof is built on your device before anything is sent.
Get your tokens
They arrive in your wallet. The transaction hash is on Aztec if you want to look it up.
Questions
What is Nemi?
Private token swaps on Aztec, an Ethereum L2 built for privacy. Nobody sees which wallet made a swap.
When can I swap?
The contracts are deployed on Aztec mainnet. Swaps open once bridged tokens like ETH are supported; the date is announced in the Telegram first. It will be an alpha, so only swap what you can afford to lose.
Who holds my funds?
You do. Nemi is self-custodial.
Why does a swap take a while?
Before the swap is sent, your device builds a zero-knowledge proof. This usually takes less than a minute.
Which tokens can I swap?
The token list in the app shows every pair that has liquidity right now.
How do I check that my swap went through?
Every swap has a transaction hash you can look up on Aztec.
Nemi DEX is deployed on Aztec
Swaps open soon. The first swap is announced in the Telegram.
