Definition ∞ Permissioned ledger visibility refers to the controlled and selective disclosure of transaction data or network participation within a permissioned blockchain. This feature allows authorized entities to view specific information while maintaining privacy for other participants. It is a design characteristic often preferred by enterprises for internal and consortium applications.
Context ∞ Permissioned ledger visibility addresses the privacy and regulatory requirements prevalent in corporate blockchain deployments. It enables businesses to leverage distributed ledger technology for internal processes or multi-party consortia while adhering to strict data governance policies. This controlled access is crucial for balancing transparency with confidentiality in business operations.
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