AnomaPay has gone live on Arbitrum, adding Ethereum’s Layer 2 network as a new operating environment for its private payments application.
Users can now deposit, send, and receive $USDC, $ETH, and USDT0 within the system.
The same privacy layer the platform already offered is available, but at a much lower gas cost compared to Ethereum mainnet.
How It Works
The app is built on the Anoma Distributed Operating System (DOS).
It introduces private payment rails on EVM-compatible chains.
Transactions are verified using zero-knowledge proofs.
These proofs check each transfer without exposing balances, counterparties, or transaction history to any third party.
Privacy Without the Fuss
The design aims to make onchain privacy as easy as possible.
There are no new wallets or browser extensions required.
Users can register using an existing wallet or a passkey.
Once inside, public wallet isolation starts at the first deposit.
That severs the link between the visible onchain address and any activity inside the app.
Payments can be managed through reusable links that work via Telegram, email, or any messaging platform.
So you don’t have to share those long hexadecimal addresses anymore.
Why Arbitrum Matters
Ethereum mainnet fees can make everyday low-value payments impractical.
Arbitrum processes transactions faster and at lower cost, while still settling on Ethereum for security.
That makes it a better fit for regular, smaller payments.
For AnomaPay users, this means cheaper private transactions without compromising on safety.
Inside the App
The activity panel shows your full history, deposits, and balances.
Only you can see this information.
Fees are deducted directly from the asset you are sending, and you see them before confirming the operation.
AnomaPay is available on Arbitrum starting today.
Active users will see the network as an option within the current deposit and transfer flows.
