Habit, without privacy.
- The platform sees every transaction.
- Trust concentrated in one operator.
- No verifiable privacy guarantee.
Create private vaults for personal goals or join contribution circles where balances stay encrypted, rules stay clear, and payouts happen only when the circle is ready.
People want to save consistently and contribute with trusted groups. The options available usually force a compromise on privacy or control. Three positions, one of which is ours.
Circux keeps the product simple: save alone in a vault, or save together in a circle. The sensitive numbers stay private in both. Six capabilities, organized around that one decision.
Personal savings spaces for rent, tuition, emergencies, and any other goal. Encrypted balances. Clear progress.
Trusted contribution groups with cadence, payout mode, member status, and encrypted treasury values.
Ajo-style rounds show who has paid, who is pending, and who is next, without exposing private totals.
Target-based circles and vaults keep sensitive amounts encrypted while showing whether the goal is on track.
Readable streak and health bands help people coordinate without turning every balance into public gossip.
Reveal controls sit beside the values they govern. Inspect your own numbers without making everyone else's public.
Fund your confidential balance once, then move into personal vaults or contribution circles with rules everyone can understand. Three chapters, one privacy model.
Ada creates a vault for Rent 2027. Her balance stays encrypted, but her dashboard still shows progress, milestones, and whether the goal is on track.
A group of five runs a monthly Ajo. Everyone sees the cadence, rules, round status, and payout readiness. Private contribution totals only reveal to the people allowed to see them.
For rotating circles, the next recipient unlocks after every active member pays the round. For milestone circles, payout readiness follows the target. The app shows the next safe action before money moves.
Circux encrypts the sensitive parts of saving and leaves the coordination layer readable. You reveal your own values when you need them. Other people only see what their role allows.
Vault balances, circle treasuries, and member contribution totals stay encrypted when they are saved.
Reveal sits beside the value it controls. A person can inspect their own numbers without making everyone else's numbers public.
Members reveal their own contribution totals. Organizers see what they need to manage the circle. Nobody else sees private amounts.
The values above are always visible. The balance stays encrypted until you choose to reveal it.
Three commitments we don't walk back. They are the reason Circux exists rather than a faster fintech dashboard.
We don't build backdoors into encrypted balances. If an admin could peek, the product would be a regular fintech dashboard in disguise.
Vault locks, milestone checks, rotating rounds, and payout readiness follow shared rules without exposing raw balances.
Encrypted values are only useful when the right person can reveal the right value. Circux keeps that control next to the action.
A confidential savings layer. Save alone in a vault, save together in a circle, reveal what you choose. Nothing more.