Auditability refers to the capacity for a system, process, or record to be systematically examined and verified. In blockchain and digital asset contexts, this means the ability to trace, review, and confirm transactions, smart contract executions, or data integrity through verifiable records. It ensures transparency and accountability by enabling independent parties to ascertain the correctness and validity of operations. This property is vital for regulatory compliance and establishing confidence.
Context
Auditability is a primary concern for regulatory bodies assessing digital asset platforms and for organizations adopting blockchain solutions. Discussions frequently address the balance between privacy-preserving technologies and the need for regulatory oversight, particularly within decentralized finance. Ongoing developments concentrate on zero-knowledge proofs and other cryptographic methods to enable verifiable, privacy-preserving examinations.
This research introduces publicly verifiable private information retrieval protocols, ensuring data integrity and query privacy simultaneously for decentralized systems.
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