DOCS / OVERVIEW
Build on decoded darkness.

FlipForge is an explorer, an API and an SDK for the part of Solana that regular explorers can't read: Token-2022 confidential transfers. Balances and amounts in this extension are encrypted on-chain with Twisted ElGamal, and their validity is enforced by zero-knowledge proofs the chain verifies natively. Powerful — and completely opaque in every existing block explorer, where a confidential account renders as a wall of base64.
FlipForge parses those bytes. It decodes the extension TLVs on mints and token accounts, renders the encrypted balance ciphertexts, names every proof instruction in a transaction and explains what each one actually guarantees. It also watches the ZK ElGamal Proof program itself — the native program that verifies these proofs, which was disabled once before after a soundness bug.
One more thing, because we think it matters: every answer this API returns is signed. The response carries an ed25519 receipt binding the exact query, result, slot and timestamp. Verify it in the browser, in the SDK, or with thirty lines of your own code — if anyone tampers with a cached or re-served response, verification fails closed.
Where to go
Quickstart →
One curl request and you have signed, decoded confidential state.
API endpoints →
Seven read endpoints, each answer signed. Params, fields, examples.
Receipts & verification →
What the ed25519 receipt proves, how to check it with and without the SDK.
SDK →
flipforge-sdk: install, methods, offline verification, tamper behaviour.
Confidential transfers →
How Token-2022 hides amounts and still convinces validators they're valid.