I just came across Matter Labs’ official press release dated November 10: they launched Prividium Connect, which they describe as the first solution to bring cryptographically protected cross-chain private transactions to mainnet, designed for regulated institutions.
According to the company, institutions can exchange assets on chains they already use without revealing confidential records or relying on a third-party bridge to guarantee that transactions will settle. Transfers on both sides are linked into a single transaction: either both parties receive the agreed assets, or neither transfer goes through. The terms are verified using zero-knowledge proofs. The company also says Connect can work with institutions’ existing chains, including Hyperledger Besu and Prividium Ledger, so they don’t necessarily have to replace their existing systems. Those using Prividium Commander can integrate it natively, while Connect can also be used on its own without Commander.
Co-founder and CEO Alex Gluchowski said institutions need to transact with one another without exposing their ledgers or relying on intermediaries to enforce the terms; now, cryptography enforces those agreed rules.
#隐私 #ZK
According to the company, institutions can exchange assets on chains they already use without revealing confidential records or relying on a third-party bridge to guarantee that transactions will settle. Transfers on both sides are linked into a single transaction: either both parties receive the agreed assets, or neither transfer goes through. The terms are verified using zero-knowledge proofs. The company also says Connect can work with institutions’ existing chains, including Hyperledger Besu and Prividium Ledger, so they don’t necessarily have to replace their existing systems. Those using Prividium Commander can integrate it natively, while Connect can also be used on its own without Commander.
Co-founder and CEO Alex Gluchowski said institutions need to transact with one another without exposing their ledgers or relying on intermediaries to enforce the terms; now, cryptography enforces those agreed rules.
#隐私 #ZK
