Policy-private transactions are digital asset transfers where the specific rules or conditions governing the transaction remain concealed from public view. This is achieved while still allowing for verifiable adherence to those hidden policies. This enables complex business logic or access controls to operate confidentially on a public ledger. Such transactions balance necessary transparency with required operational privacy for participants.
Context
The development of policy-private transactions is a key area for enterprise blockchain adoption and regulatory compliance in the digital asset space. News often discusses how zero-knowledge proofs and confidential computing techniques are being applied to achieve this balance. These advancements are important for enabling privacy-sensitive use cases on public blockchains, supporting institutional participation.
Introducing the Zero-Knowledge Authenticator, a new primitive that enables private, complex authentication policies, securing user privacy on public ledgers.
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