The amount stays on your phone
A transfer publishes a commitment and a proof. No amount is ever transmitted to Prova, so there is no ledger of what you send for anyone to leak, subpoena or sell.
Prova proves your transfer is compliant on your own phone. The amount, the recipient and your documents never leave it — only a proof does.
On the Stellar test network with test assets. Today you can send to other Prova users. Withdrawals to a bank account will follow once a licensed partner is connected.
Privacy here is not a policy we promise to keep. It is what the system is physically able to know, which is almost nothing.
A transfer publishes a commitment and a proof. No amount is ever transmitted to Prova, so there is no ledger of what you send for anyone to leak, subpoena or sell.
Identity checks run on the device. Photos of your ID and your face are read where they were taken and are not sent to us — there is deliberately no endpoint that could receive them.
Spending keys are generated in your phone’s secure hardware and never leave it. We cannot move your money, freeze it, or recover it for you — and neither can anyone who compromises us.
The heavy work — proving you are allowed to send this — happens on the phone in your hand, in a couple of seconds.
Confirm your identity in the app. A person on our team reviews it, usually well within 24 hours.
Top up, then move it into your private balance. That step is public by design — the anchor already knows.
Your phone builds a zero-knowledge proof in a couple of seconds. Only the proof is submitted.
Settlement lands on Stellar in seconds. What the network records reveals no amount and no names.
Every transfer carries a proof that the sender is verified, within their limit, and that their verification has not expired. The proof is checked by the network. What it does not carry is who they are.
Approval issues a credential to your device saying only that you are verified, your tier, and when it expires. Your transfer proves it holds a valid one — it does not attach it.
Tier limits are checked inside the proof, not by the app. A modified client cannot exceed them, because the contract will not accept a proof that says otherwise.
A credential lives on a phone and cannot be revoked remotely, so it is short-lived by design. Renewal re-screens, which bounds how long a stale approval can be used.
Every verification decision is recorded immutably — what changed, when, and who decided. The subject is an opaque hash, so the trail proves the process without exposing the person.
Prova is an Android app. It runs on the Stellar test network, so balances are test assets with no monetary value and the network can be reset at any time — try it freely, but do not treat what is in it as savings.
You will need to allow installing from outside the Play Store. Prova is not on the Play Store yet — a payments app has to clear their financial-services review first, and we would rather ship it there properly than not at all.