Permissioned data refers to information that authorized entities or individuals alone may access, alter, or process. Access to this data is controlled by established rules and verification protocols, limiting its distribution to a chosen collective. This contrasts with publicly available data, stressing regulated distribution and privacy.
Context
Within the digital asset ecosystem, permissioned data is common in enterprise blockchain implementations and private distributed ledgers where rigorous privacy and access restrictions are required. Such data handling is essential for regulatory adherence in sectors like finance or supply chain management, where confidential information must stay secluded. The distinction between permissioned and permissionless data significantly impacts the design and practical application of various blockchain solutions.
Walrus Seal introduces a decentralized access control service, fundamentally redefining data ownership and granular sharing mechanisms across the Web3 application layer.
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