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The Role of Zero-Knowledge Proofs in Financial Privacy

How ZK-proofs can enable confidential transactions on public blockchains while maintaining regulatory compliance.

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Sarah Jenkins
Sarah JenkinsInfrastructure Engineer
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The Role of Zero-Knowledge Proofs in Financial Privacy

Zero-Knowledge (ZK) proofs represent a cryptographic breakthrough with profound implications for financial privacy. We examine the different types of ZK-proofs and their application in creating compliant, private financial systems.

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About the Author

Sarah Jenkins

Sarah Jenkins

Infrastructure Engineer - Infrastructure

Sarah is a seasoned infrastructure engineer who has built and scaled critical financial systems at leading fintech companies. With expertise spanning from traditional database systems to distributed ledger technologies, she provides unique insights into the technical foundations that power modern finance. Her focus areas include cryptographic protocols and system resilience.