Introducing Privacy Boost SDK for Morpho Integrators

If you're a fintech, neobank, or wallet integrating Morpho for Earn, this one's for you.

Today we're launching the Privacy Boost SDK for Morpho integrators. It lets your users earn on Morpho without exposing their balances to the public, and it's a drop-in integration for all major runtimes and languages.

Stay aligned with privacy regulations.

The problem

Every time one of your users deposits into Morpho through your app, their balance becomes public. Anyone with a block explorer can see how much they hold, when they moved it, and where.

This isn't a Morpho problem (or yours). It's a public blockchain problem. Transparency by default has been the trade-off since day one, and until recently it was barely tolerable, since most users' onchain profiles didn't matter much. Most integrators accepted it because there was no practical alternative.

That's changing because onchain privacy is starting to get regulated. These regulations are getting clearer, and onchain finance is moving from experiment to infrastructure. For a regulated business, leaving customer balances visible to the world is no longer something you can wave away.

The solution

Privacy Boost SDK for Earn adds a privacy layer between your app and Morpho.

Instead of depositing directly, your users' deposits are routed through Privacy Boost. The public can still see that a transaction happened, but not who is behind it. Your users' balances stay shielded while they keep earning on Morpho as before.

For integrators, it's a drop-in SDK. You keep your existing Morpho integration and product flow. We handle the privacy layer.

Why now

As we all know, the next wave of onchain growth is about onboarding the rest of the world's billions of users. They'll come through fintechs, neobanks, and wallets that already have their trust (that's you), and they'll expect the same privacy they get from any other financial product. As regulations clear up, that expectation becomes a requirement.

We built this SDK so you can be ready for that, while staying aligned with privacy regulations.

Plus, all of this is self-custodial. No custodial risk to worry about.