This server brings zero-knowledge private payments to AI agents running on Solana. It exposes deposit, withdraw, pool listing, and fee estimation tools that wrap SNAP's Groth16 proof system. You deposit SOL or USDC into a shielded pool, get a cryptographic note, pass it off-chain to another agent, and they withdraw without linking the transaction on-chain. The MCP interface gives Claude or other LLM agents direct access to snap-solana-sdk methods for creating commitments, generating proofs, and calling the mainnet program at 9uePoqdgaXpqFLQM2ED1GGQrwSEiqe3r6tW1AfsnrrbS. Reach for this when you need agent-to-agent payments that don't leak sender-receiver pairs to blockchain observers, or when you're building autonomous systems that pay each other without central coordination.
SNAP_RPC_URL*Solana RPC endpoint URL
SNAP_POOL_ADDRESS*Default shielded pool address
SNAP_RELAYER_URLOptional relayer URL for private withdrawals
Private agent-to-agent payments on Solana using zero-knowledge proofs.
SNAP is live on Solana mainnet. See the security docs for the protocol's threat model and trust assumptions.
SNAP lets AI agents pay each other without on-chain observers learning who paid whom. Deposits enter a shielded pool under a cryptographic commitment. Withdrawals leave the pool with a Groth16 proof that shows the recipient is entitled to the funds without revealing which deposit is being claimed.
withdraw_zk or withdraw_zk_relayed.Install the SDK and its peer dependencies:
npm install snap-solana-sdk @solana/web3.js @coral-xyz/anchor
Minimal private payment:
import { Connection, Keypair, PublicKey, clusterApiUrl } from "@solana/web3.js";
import { SNAPClient } from "snap-solana-sdk";
async function main() {
const connection = new Connection("https://your-rpc-url.com", "confirmed");
const sender = Keypair.generate();
const recipient = Keypair.generate();
const pool = new PublicKey("B8SyffZKt8LABKogWjH9rZcjY5PV2hyYRCbTxxbcrpFf");
const snapA = new SNAPClient(connection, sender);
const snapB = new SNAPClient(connection, recipient);
const note = await snapA.deposit(pool, 0.1);
const serialized = SNAPClient.serializeNote(note);
await snapB.withdraw(pool, SNAPClient.deserializeNote(serialized), recipient);
}
void main();
If you want a runnable walkthrough from this repo, use:
npx tsx examples/basic-payment.ts
npx tsx examples/agent-to-agent.ts
npx tsx examples/relayed-withdrawal.ts
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Solana Program | Anchor program with deposit, withdraw_zk, and withdraw_zk_relayed |
| ZK Circuit | circom Groth16 circuit using Poseidon and a depth-10 Merkle tree |
| SDK | snap-solana-sdk for note handling, proof generation, and client API |
| Agent Kit Plugin | Solana Agent Kit v2 plugin with snap_create_pool, snap_deposit, snap_withdraw, and snap_withdraw_private |
| LangChain Tools | snap-langchain-tools — StructuredTool wrappers for LangChain/LangGraph agents |
| Relayer | Express service for gas-abstracted private withdrawals |
Pool denominations are 0.1 SOL, 1 USDC, and 10 USDC. See THREAT_MODEL.md for trust assumptions.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Program ID | 9uePoqdgaXpqFLQM2ED1GGQrwSEiqe3r6tW1AfsnrrbS |
| Pool — 0.1 SOL | B8SyffZKt8LABKogWjH9rZcjY5PV2hyYRCbTxxbcrpFf |
| Pool — 1 USDC | 5LeuHrPBgHNhgbCy996MEjcsBk5gNHhVj6AiuuCHZ8od |
| Pool — 10 USDC | ECuHf8kgiWfmL3Q6id4WGBQWvuukhzqvF5vsxuPAKZBv |
| Network | Solana mainnet-beta |
| Protocol fee | 0.25% |
├── programs/ # Solana program (Rust/Anchor)
├── circuits/ # circom ZK circuit
├── sdk-package/ # snap-solana-sdk npm package
├── agent-kit-tool/ # Solana Agent Kit plugin
├── relayer/ # Express relay service
├── agents/ # Demo agent scripts
├── examples/ # Minimal end-to-end examples
├── scripts/ # Deployment and quickstart scripts
├── docs/ # Troubleshooting, circuit, and compliance docs
└── tests/ # Integration tests
# Build the Solana program
anchor build
# Run validator-backed tests
PATH="$HOME/.local/share/solana/install/active_release/bin:$PATH" anchor test --skip-build
# Build and test the SDK package
cd sdk-package && npm install && npm run build && npm test
Known risks, protocol limits, and security documentation are in FINDINGS.md, docs/CIRCUIT_SPEC.md, docs/THREAT_MODEL.md, docs/COMPLIANCE.md, and docs/GOVERNANCE.md.
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