Arbitrum also announced the feature. TechFlow reported that Arbitrum said users can now privately deposit, send assets and check balances through NullMask. According to the same report, NullMask had earlier announced that its service had gone live on Arbitrum, supporting private deposits, transfers and withdrawals.
Wider Rollout Across Networks
The launch extends NullMask’s reach across Ethereum, Base (@base) and Arbitrum. In its October press release, the project said it was live on Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain, with Solana and private perpetuals listed as coming next. That release also said NullMask had processed more than $50 million in private volume since 1 October.
Separately, Cryptonews reported that NullMask has extended support to Monad ($MON). The outlet said the move gives users on the network a way to keep sending, withdrawing and depositing activity private.
Privacy tooling remains a closely watched area of crypto because public blockchains expose payments, balances and counterparties to anyone with an address. NullMask’s own release makes the same point, noting that every payment on a public chain is permanent and searchable. Whether the Arbitrum deployment leads to higher usage has yet to be seen.
Sources
TechFlow: Privacy Protocol NullMask is now live on Arbitrum
The Block: Nullmask passes $50 million in private volume and launches Points Season One
Cryptonews: Nullmask extends zero-knowledge privacy protocol support to Monad