Custody
During settlement, Hushlot holds both parties’ deposits in a per-deal escrow it controls, then releases each side once both are in. The escrow is controlled by Hushlot’s signer service. If Hushlot’s keys or operators are compromised, funds in escrow can be lost.
Before your first deposit, you confirm that you understand Hushlot holds both parties’ deposits in a per-deal escrow during settlement.
What Hushlot sees
- Everything in the catalog, plus the full signed lot: exact size, reserve and allowlist.
- For every bid: your wallet, the time, its order among bids and the encrypted envelope. Not the price.
- After award: the winning price, size and both parties’ settlement destinations.
- Deposits and releases on-chain, like anyone else.
Every accepted bid is appended to a hash chain kept on Hushlot’s servers, so a dropped or reordered bid can be detected after close.
What the seller sees
Bids are encrypted to the seller’s bid key. The seller can decrypt every bid, including losing bids, at any time after it arrives. Losing bids are never published by Hushlot.
What qualified bidders see
To verify the lot before encrypting, qualified bidders receive the seller-signed lot, which contains the exact size and the reserve even when the catalog hides them.
What Solana mainnet shows
Public: your deposit transaction shows your address, the token and the amount. Transfers out of the escrow are visible on-chain. Hushlot runs on Solana mainnet only.
Market prices
Market values in the catalog come from Jupiter’s price feed and update while the page is open. They are estimates, not quotes.
Time
Hushlot’s server clock decides when a bid is accepted and when a lot closes, including anti-snipe extensions.
Attestation key
No attestation key is published yet. Deposits stay off until the signer’s key is published here.
Not live yet
- Private Wallet registration is recorded but not yet checked against the on-chain registry.
- Escrow funding and release are not open. No deal can be funded yet.