Funding and stealth
Send SOL from a funder wallet out to the fleet: evenly, randomly split, or routed through ephemeral hops so recipients cannot be tied back to the source.
The Fund modal
Open Fund from the Wallets toolbar. You provide:
- Funder private key (base58), the wallet the SOL comes from.
- Amount mode. Fixed (per wallet) gives every selected wallet the same amount. Random split (total) splits a total randomly across the selected wallets, so the amounts are uneven and each gets at least a small floor.
- Wallet selection, with checkboxes per wallet and select-all or none. The table shows each wallet's current balance and what it will receive.
Stealth mode
Off by default. When on, Winko does not send a plain transfer from the funder to each wallet. Instead it routes the SOL through a chain of ephemeral hop accounts. Each hop creates a throwaway account, moves the SOL through it, and closes it (reclaiming the rent). The recipient then appears to be credited by a fresh, unrelated account rather than by your funder, which makes it much harder for explorers like Axiom or Padre to link the recipients back to the source.
Controls:
- Trunk hops (default 5, range 2 to 8) set the length of the first shared leg out of the funder.
- Branch hops (default 3, range 2 to 6) set the per-wallet leg that delivers to each recipient.
- Delay between wallets (minutes, default 2). If it is greater than zero, funding runs sequentially: one wallet at a time, spaced by the delay, with a live per-wallet status and countdown. Zero runs the batch at once.
Each hop is a single transaction and costs a small fee (on the order of 10k lamports), with the throwaway accounts' rent reclaimed when they close. After a stealth run, Winko hands you the ephemeral keys it used and flags any leftover funds stuck in a failed chain so nothing is lost.
Test it first
A dedicated stealth-fund test page lets you run a single funder to recipient hop chain (1 to 10 hops) and inspect the ephemeral wallets, the per-hop signatures and the cost before using stealth on the real fleet.