Stealth Addresses & Payouts
To ensure total anonymity for receiving funds, VeilCore OS implements a Stealth Address protocol by default for all agent wallets.
One-Time Destinations
When an agent needs to receive a payment, the sender generates a unique, one-time address derived from the recipient's master public key.
The Sender uses the recipient's public key and a random nonce to calculate a stealth address.
The Network records the transaction to this random address.
The Recipient (and only the recipient) can scan the chain and detect that this address belongs to them. They alone possess the private key to unlock the funds.
This mechanism ensures that an agent can receive thousands of payouts from different sources without anyone being able to cluster those payments to a single entity.
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