Chipera Documentation
Complete guide to integrating chip-level privacy with zero-knowledge proofs on Solana. Enterprise-grade security meets blockchain speed.
Quick Start
Get up and running with Chipera in less than 5 minutes. Follow these simple steps to integrate chip-level privacy into your Solana application.
1. Installation
Get started with Chipera SDK in seconds using npm or yarn
npm install @chipera/sdk2. Initialize
Connect to Solana network with zk privacy layer
const chipera = new Chipera()3. Execute
Submit encrypted data packets with zk proofs
await chipera.submit(data)Installation Guide
Install the Chipera SDK via npm or yarn:
System Requirements:
- Node.js 18+
Latest LTS version recommended for optimal performance
- Solana Web3.js
Required for blockchain interactions and transaction signing
- Solana Wallet
Phantom, Solflare, or any Solana-compatible wallet
Basic Usage Example
Key Features
Chipera combines cutting-edge privacy technology with Solana's high-performance blockchain infrastructure
Chip-Level Privacy
Hardware-enforced encryption at the processor level ensures your data never leaves in plain text. Secure enclave technology meets blockchain immutability for unparalleled security.
Solana Speed
Process thousands of private transactions per second with sub-second finality. No compromise between privacy and performance on the world's fastest blockchain.
Zero-Knowledge Proofs
Native zk-SNARK circuits validate computations without revealing inputs. Prove correctness while maintaining complete data privacy with cryptographic guarantees.
Production Ready
Audited smart contracts, comprehensive test coverage, and battle-tested SDK. Trusted by enterprises and ready for deployment today with full documentation.
API Reference
Comprehensive API documentation for all Chipera SDK methods and utilities
submitWithZkProof()
ASYNCSubmit encrypted data with zero-knowledge proof validation. This method ensures complete privacy while proving the validity of your transaction.
Parameters:
dataObjectRequiredYour encrypted data payload to be submitted on-chain
optionsObjectOptionalOptional configuration for transaction fees and confirmations
Returns:
Promise<TransactionResult>Contains transaction signature and verification status
verifyProof()
ASYNCVerify a zero-knowledge proof on-chain without revealing the underlying data. Returns boolean confirmation of proof validity.
Parameters:
proofUint8ArrayRequiredZK proof bytes generated from your data
publicInputsArrayRequiredPublic inputs for zk proof verification circuit
Returns:
Promise<boolean>True if proof is valid, false otherwise
Developer Resources
Everything you need to build with Chipera - from source code to community support