Blockchain
To aid in regulatory compliance, Findora, a Layer-1 blockchain that combines privacy and auditability, has now announced the Findora Triple Masking SDK, a comprehensive privacy protection toolkit for Web3.
The Findora Triple Masking SDK provides an easy method for developers to implement zero-knowledge proofs in their distributed software, according to the latest information shared with Finbold on April 28 from the Layer-1 blockchain network.
In addition, the Findora Triple Masking SDK provides software developers with an easy method to incorporate zero-knowledge proofs into their decentralized applications (dApps).
As a result, users have the option to make private transactions that can still be audited, and have several choices about what information is hidden or still revealed. This allows any Web3 dApp to benefit from its easy installation and plug-and-play privacy protection.
Triple masking
With Triple Masking, individuals no longer need to rely on a third party to manage their finances, but can instead rely on the transparency and security provided by blockchain technology.
This marks a major shift in the way people approach financial transactions and highlights blockchain’s potential to change the way we think about trust and security in the financial industry.
Sam Harrison, CEO, Discreet Labs stated:
“Triple Masking fulfills a promise that blockchain technology made years ago: your financial status, your financial future, is no longer in the hands of an unknown, so-called “trusted” third party. It’s in your hands. This SDK simplifies the developer experience when deploying complicated zk-proofs, enabling more decentralized applications to deliver the benefits of these zk-proofs to their users.”
He added:
“Triple Masking is more than just encrypting information. We also offer the ability to track assets in a manner that complies with existing regulations and analytics tools. In this way, Triple Masking solves both the privacy and compliance requirements of a professional institution.”
Transaction output
It’s also worth noting that Findora Triple Masking uses application-specific turbo-plonk ZK circuitry to scale to thousands of transactions per second and is faster than the industry standard.
Developers can mask transactions between standard EVM wallets and privacy-preserving designs such as Bitcoin’s unspent transaction output (UTXO) format by partnering with leading elliptic curve signature algorithms such as ed25519 and secp256k1.
Finally, compatibility with the secp256k1 curve will allow common EVM wallets, such as MetaMask, to sign a transaction.
