Sandbox, simulated. No real wallet, money or transaction is involved, and the phone is an illustration, not the Cake Wallet app. The verdict on the right is the real Glasshouse engine on the demo world.

Shield hides your payments. Cake Wallet hides where the money came from.

With Shield on, your agents pay from one-time wallets and none of their 238 payments trace back. But a stranger can still see who sent you the money. Top up from an exchange, and the exchange knows your name. Top up from Cake Wallet, and it doesn't.

9:41Sandbox

Cake Wallet sandbox

Monero

2.6140 XMR

USDC on Base · 0x6dac…8867

0.00 USDC

Your agents need 362 USDC in Shield.

Pick a route on the phone

When the top-up finishes, this panel shows what the Glasshouse engine can still work out about you.

How the two routes look on chain

Exchange A → your wallet → Shield Rail → one-time wallets → services. The first hop names you.
Cake Wallet swap → your wallet → Shield Rail → one-time wallets → services. The first hop is a swap wallet with no names.

In the simulated world the swap wallet is 0x7b74…4207. Cake Wallet is an open-source, non-custodial wallet with Monero and a built-in exchange. cakewallet.com