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Financial Cryptography

Definition

Financial Cryptography involves applying cryptographic techniques to secure financial transactions, protect sensitive data, and verify identities within financial systems. This discipline ensures the confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity of digital financial operations, preventing fraud and unauthorized access. It underpins the security of modern banking, payment systems, and, significantly, digital assets like cryptocurrencies. Robust financial cryptography is non-negotiable for secure digital commerce.