arcium-solana-mpc

Connect Arcium MPC circuits to Solana/Anchor apps for confidential on-chain computations.

Updated May 1, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/MikeMoulder/eBidz --skill arcium-solana-mpc
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Skill: arcium-solana-mpc
Source: https://github.com/MikeMoulder/eBidz/tree/main
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/MikeMoulder/eBidz --skill arcium-solana-mpc

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires @arcium-hq/client, @coral-xyz/anchor, @solana/web3.js, and includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Arcium MPC integration for Solana/Anchor apps requires careful orchestration between frontend encryption, MXE setup, and circuit definitions. This skill provides guidance to build, audit, and debug such apps, ensuring end-to-end privacy and determinism.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Initialize encrypted state with small circuits and incrementally update it.
  • Queue and run MPC circuits for encrypted data (bids, votes, settlements).
  • Validate comp-def offsets, circuit hashes, and arcis artifacts across dev/test environments.
  • Real-world use: sealed-bid auctions where privacy must be preserved until settlement.

Quick Start

Initialize an Arcium-enabled Solana project, set up MXE and computation definitions, and run a sample encrypted flow to verify end-to-end privacy.

Frequently Asked Questions about arcium-solana-mpc

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I integrate Arcium MPC circuits into a Solana Anchor app?

Integrate Arcium MPC circuits by connecting frontend encryption with MXE setup and computation definitions to enable confidential on-chain computations. Initialize encrypted state, queue MPC circuits for bids or votes, and finalize callbacks ensuring correct comp_def offsets and circuit hashes for end-to-end privacy.

What is the best way to set up encrypted state for sealed-bid auctions on Solana?

Set up encrypted state for sealed-bid auctions using Arcium MPC to initialize small circuits and incrementally update them. Queue and run MPC circuits to preserve bid privacy until settlement, validating computation definition offsets and circuit hashes across dev and test environments for deterministic results.

Can I use @arcium-hq/client with @coral-xyz/anchor and @solana/web3.js for confidential computations?

Yes, @arcium-hq/client works with @coral-xyz/anchor and @solana/web3.js to orchestrate frontend encryption, MXE setup, and computation definitions. This stack enables initialization, state updates, and finalization of encrypted actions while enforcing callback verification for correct on-chain privacy.

Why does my Arcium computation definition fail callback verification on Solana?

Computation definition callback verification fails when comp_def offsets or circuit hashes are misaligned with arcis artifacts. Validate offsets, circuit hashes, and artifacts across dev and test environments to ensure encrypted state initialization, updates, and finalization execute with correct end-to-end privacy and determinism.

What are the limitations of using Arcium MPC for encrypted voting on Solana?

Arcium MPC encrypted voting requires careful orchestration between frontend encryption, MXE setup, and circuit definitions. Limitations include enforcing correct comp_def offsets, circuit hashes, and callback verification, which must be validated across environments to ensure end-to-end privacy and determinism for encrypted vote flows.

When do I need Arcium MPC computation definitions for a Solana Anchor program?

Arcium MPC computation definitions are needed when building confidential on-chain computations such as sealed-bid auctions, encrypted votes, or private settlements. They orchestrate frontend encryption with MXE setup, enforcing comp_def offsets and circuit hashes for correct callback verification and end-to-end privacy.