This page is the easy on-ramp. Connect a Testnet wallet, run the real governance flow yourself, and keep proof and trust surfaces one layer away when you want to inspect how the product stays private, fast, and verifiable. The goal is simple: a normal user can complete the flow, then open the blockchain evidence and understand what happened.
Connect a Testnet wallet, run one real flow, then inspect the evidence
This start route is the shortest path for a normal user: connect a wallet, move into governance, then open proof and logs without terminal work.
PrivateDAO is an on-chain private governance system, not a crowded integration directory.
The product path is simple: a normal visitor connects a Solana Testnet wallet, reviews a governance or treasury action, prepares the private operation, signs from the wallet, and verifies the receipt on-chain, through the API, or in reviewer documents. Provider integrations only stay visible when they make that path easier to run or verify.
Create a DAO, prepare a proposal, commit, reveal, execute, inspect PDAO governance-token context, and verify the action on Solana Testnet.
Run encrypted payments, confidential payroll, stablecoin billing, Jupiter treasury routing, and receipt-backed settlement from one execution path.
Use the same governance and treasury rails for communities, prize pools, tournaments, rewards, and reviewer-visible competition flows.
Use QVAC, GoldRush/Covalent, SNS, Zerion, QuickNode status, and policy context before approving governance or treasury operations.
Open live API evidence, explorer signatures, ZK/Groth16 proof packets, Token-2022/PDAO context, and repository evidence from one route.
Ika, Encrypt, REFHE, 2PC-MPC, MagicBlock, Umbra, Cloak, Torque, Zerion, and GoldRush are provider rails inside the four product corridors.
Start from a browser or APK, connect a Testnet wallet, sign, verify, and keep normal users away from terminal-only operations.
Four clicks from zero context to a signed Testnet operation
Connect a Solana Testnet wallet, get test SOL, run the governed action path on web or Android, then open proof to inspect the receipt and on-chain continuity. The product is designed for users who do not want code, terminal steps, or a separate demo script.
Use the header wallet button or the wallet sandbox.
Fund the same wallet before creating or executing.
Create, vote, or execute from the same wallet-first product shell.
Open live QuickNode-backed API health, counters, and proof freshness.
Install the APK and use the same Testnet route language.
Inspect signatures, logs, receipts, and proof packets.
The product flow is meant to be clicked, signed, executed, and verified by a normal visitor
This route turns the technical stack into a simple operating loop: connect a Testnet wallet, review the decision, sign the exact action, then verify the hash and proof continuity from the same product shell.
Open the wallet button, choose Solflare first or Phantom, Glow, Backpack, or a Wallet Standard wallet, then confirm the Testnet account you want to operate from.
Open Intelligence to inspect policy, risk, treasury context, and privacy posture before the wallet prompt appears.
Continue to Govern and Execute, then approve the exact wallet request for the DAO action, proposal flow, or treasury movement from the same browser session.
Open Proof or the Testnet lifecycle packet and inspect signatures, accounts, treasury delta, and proof continuity without touching the terminal.
The simple path is backed by the full Testnet stack
A normal user starts with a wallet button, then moves through review, signer approval, explorer-visible hashes, and reviewer proof without leaving the product shell.
Solflare, Phantom, Glow, Backpack, and Wallet Standard-compatible wallets enter through the same provider.
Use Intelligence, network health, and policy context to understand risk, privacy posture, and execution quality before any wallet approval appears.
The signer still lands on program EP9x...cuva and governance mint DFYv...7Bie while the product keeps the approval flow readable.
Explorer hashes, runtime logs, custody status, and reviewer packets remain one click away after each action.
Connect a wallet, create a DAO, submit a proposal, vote, and execute from one guided path.
This route keeps the first run narrow: connect a Testnet wallet, open govern, and use live state after each real wallet action lands. The goal is not to read about PrivateDAO only, but to experience its privacy, cryptography, treasury control, and speed yourself in one product path from the browser only.
Choose the service corridor, connect a wallet, and follow the shortest path to a real governance action.
Start with one hosted overview reel when a normal user or judge needs instant orientation.
Create, vote, reveal, and execute in one operational rail without dropping into raw docs.
Keep the first run simple by going straight to Govern. Open the details below only if you need wallet recommendations or a preview of the live session data.
Choose the privacy posture that matches the operation
PrivateDAO is strongest when the privacy boundary is explicit. Pick the policy that fits the action, then open the matching route and proof path.
Best when judges, buyers, or community reviewers must follow every public hash while sensitive inputs stay abstracted.
After the first wallet connection, move to one live action route and one check route
Start is intentionally the shallowest path. Connect a Testnet wallet here, then move to Govern to create a DAO and submit a proposal. After the action completes, open Judge or Proof to inspect the hash, logs, and privacy boundary with the same context still attached.