BUILD
FREER
FASTER.
Open-source, user-first infrastructure for the Kaspa blockDAG. Privacy, self-custody, and real-world utility — shipped without permission.

Technology should expand your freedom — not ration it.
We are not a company. GHOSTDAGGER is a name anyone can build under, so long as they hold the line. Every product is judged against one question: after installing it, does the user depend on fewer people than before?
Seven tools. One rule: you hold the keys.
Self-custody Kaspa wallet. Keys generated and held locally — no account, no email, no trace.
OPEN →Autonomous agent with a spend budget and a kill switch. It acts on-chain, then it's gone.
READ SPEC →Wallet-to-dapp auth for Kaspa. Scoped sessions that expire. Connect without consenting to everything.
DOCS →Seed-phrase identity. Twelve words, no issuer, no registry. You are the only copy.
DERIVE →Take payment in KAS or fiat, settle in seconds. The coin you pay the ferryman.
INTEGRATE →Privacy routing for KAS. Fixed denominations, no relay custody, no admin key.
AUDIT IT →Pay-per-request HTTP over Kaspa. Status 402 as it was always meant to work.
SPEC →Propose it in the open. If it removes a gatekeeper, it gets built.
PROPOSE →If you don't hold the keys, you hold a receipt.
Nothing we ship phones home. Identity is derived in memory and never written to disk unless you write it. Verify it yourself — that's the whole point.
Fixed-denomination routing live. Relays hold nothing and cannot be upgraded — the contract is the promise. Audit report and reproducible build hash published alongside.
Dapps now request one address, read-only, for fifteen minutes. Spend permission is not a scope that exists.
Sign on a machine that has never seen a network. Transfer by QR. The online half never touches a key.
Meter an API by the request, settle in under a second, no subscription and no account. Reference implementation in 400 lines.

Build under the name.
No application, no interview, no CV. Open a pull request that removes a gatekeeper. Stay anonymous if you like — we prefer it.
