Ghost

Connect a wallet

Ghost accounts are quantum-safe: their key is ML-DSA-44, and the network refuses any other. Only wallets that hold such a key are listed. Your wallet keeps the key and asks you to approve each Vanish; this page never sees a seed or a key.

Account address

Balance

GHOST

Amount (GHOST) GHOST

Balance: —

The commit's gas costs at most 0.01 GHOST; the app refuses to sign one that could cost more.

Save your Phantom Key

These 24 words are the only way to summon your GHOST. Anyone with them can take it. If you lose them, no one can get it back.

Check your key

Type these three words from your saved key.

GHOST vanished

Your Phantom Key now holds it. To use it, open Summon and paste your key.

Phantom Key (24 words, or digits)

Amount to summon (GHOST) GHOST

In this key: —

Pay to

The coin goes to . Nothing is proved or sent until you confirm.

Summoning GHOST

Making your proof
Sending to the network
Confirming

Keep this page open. This takes about 10 seconds.

GHOST summoned

Sent to .

Claim

Move the remaining value, minus the fee, to a new key. The claim shows Sent as soon as the node takes it and Done at the first block that holds it; from that block on the received key shows claimed. If the chain is later reorganised and drops that block, Refresh says so and you can claim again. Confirmation comes only from blocks this page checked itself, proof-of-work seal and difficulty included.

Your new Phantom Key: 24 words. Write them down in order: after the claim it is the only authority over the coin. Copying it or downloading it as an image is a convenience, not a backup on its own.

Save check: type these words of the new key. The claim is sent only when all three match.

Experimental and unaudited. Do not use it for anything of value.

Network

Node endpoint (JSON-RPC) Commit entry address

Connected to your Ghost node

Run a node

Paste this line into a terminal on and a Ghost node installs, joins the network, syncs and mines, with nothing else to do.

get.ghostcoin.com

The app checks every block it uses itself: its hash, its difficulty and its proof-of-work seal, from the start this build pins for the network, and keeps the chain with the most work. A chain that fails the check shows no confirmations.

About

Vanish commits GHOST from your wallet to a new Phantom Key of 24 words. The key is the only authority over the coin: write it down before anything is sent. Each coin's commit carries its own random salt, and the 24 words hold a 256-bit secret, so the key stays strong even against a quantum computer. The commit comes from the wallet you connect, which holds your account's quantum-safe key (ML-DSA-44) and asks you to approve it; a Phantom Key is not your wallet's backup, and the two are kept apart.

Summon opens a pasted Phantom Key, finds its coin and sends any amount of it to your connected wallet. The rest, less the network fee, stays under the same key. A key whose check fails is refused before anything is derived from it; a wrong word is named by its position, never corrected.

No key or wallet seed is stored: not in the browser, not in a file, not on a server. This page never sees your wallet's seed or account key, and it does not remember the connection: connect again after a reload. Proofs are made in this browser in a background worker; there is no proving key to download. Every request goes to the endpoint set under Network, and none names your key or your coin; your wallet is asked only for its account and to sign the commit.

Amounts, timing and your network address can still link a reveal to its commit, and one block holding a transaction is neither final settlement nor privacy.