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Solana payments in @helius’s default privacy system hide assets and amounts, while wallet addresses stay visible. Sharing a viewing key lets a provider read balances and history.…

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Published: 2026-11-12 20:15 UTC
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Solana payments in @helius’s default privacy system hide assets and amounts, while wallet addresses stay visible. Sharing a viewing key lets a provider read balances and history. That key does not le…

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