AmericanFortress Launches Privacy-Focused Beta on Arbitrum for Institutional DeFi

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AmericanFortress Launches Privacy-Focused Beta on Arbitrum for Institutional DeFi

• Users may transmit assets using human-readable @names thanks to the system integration, which also automatically creates stealth addresses.
• The announcement comes after AmericanFortress recently released cryptographic research that describes a post-quantum security architecture for hierarchical deterministic wallets that is awaiting patent.

In order to provide a compliant privacy architecture for institutional and high-volume decentralized financial activities on the Layer 2 network, AmericanFortress today announced the launch of the AmericanFortress beta on Arbitrum.

Users may transmit assets using human-readable @names thanks to the system integration, which also automatically creates stealth addresses that hide receiver exposure on-chain. The solution is meant to prevent mixers and custodial transaction obfuscation while maintaining auditability between counterparties.

Currently, Arbitrum supports some of the biggest perpetuals and trading ecosystems in decentralized finance, such as GMX and other high-volume applications, and secures more over $15 billion in total value locked. Transaction visibility and wallet transparency have become operational problems for traders, funds, and automated systems working in public blockchain settings as institutional engagement on-chain continues to increase.

“Financial infrastructure cannot scale institutionally if every transaction exposes counterparties, balances, and trading behavior in real time,” said Michal Pospieszalski, CEO and CTO of AmericanFortress. “Arbitrum has become one of the most important execution environments in crypto markets, and this implementation delivers a privacy layer designed for serious financial activity without relying on mixers or compromising compliance requirements.”

Instead of revealing recipient wallet addresses directly, the AmericanFortress beta offers Send-to-Name capability on Arbitrum, enabling users to trade using FortressNames. The infrastructure has been built to reduce transaction visibility, which may lead to front-running and trade monitoring, while maintaining interoperability with current blockchain systems, according to the business.

The announcement comes after AmericanFortress recently released cryptographic research that describes a post-quantum security architecture for hierarchical deterministic wallets that is awaiting patent. According to the firm, their broader infrastructure stack integrates quantum-resistant wallet security, name infrastructure, and privacy-preserving transaction technologies into a complete framework for digital asset custody and settlement.

The “Receive on Arbitrum Privately” campaign, which AmericanFortress is launching as part of the launch, encourages Arbitrum users to try private receiving features via the beta wallet experience. A lifetime FortressName will be given to the first 500 qualified participants. At first, the campaign will target DeFi communities that are local to Arbitrum, such as active on-chain market players, permanent traders, and liquidity providers.

“Privacy and usability are increasingly important as more sophisticated financial activity moves on-chain,” said Chase Allred, Senior Partnerships Manager at Offchain, the service provider for Arbitrum. “Infrastructure that improves operational security while remaining compatible with compliant blockchain ecosystems represents an important area of development for the wider industry.”

According to AmericanFortress, the infrastructure is meant to facilitate the next generation of automated financial systems, such as AI-driven agents that conduct independent on-chain transactions. The business anticipates that as algorithmic capital allocation and machine-driven trading activities continue to grow across decentralized networks, privacy-preserving execution environments will become more and more important.

The Universal Privacy Layer for the blockchain economy is being developed by AmericanFortress. For both humans and AI agents, its patented FortressNames™ Send-to-Name system provides compliant, non-mixing transaction privacy across any chain, token, and asset.

The finance-native blockchain platform Arbitrum offers tokenization, application infrastructure, and specialized blockchain environments. With deep liquidity and reliable execution at scale, Arbitrum is home to one of the biggest Ethereum financial ecosystems. It drives the programmable economy, which uses software to automate transactions, marketplaces, and company operations. Arbitrum offers flexible execution, fee models, compliance, and governance for companies establishing specialized environments, allowing them to choose how their systems function while maintaining connectivity to a global settlement layer and shared liquidity.