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  1. Privacy Protection
  2. Zero Knowledge Proof

Privacy Overview

With this knowledge of ZK proofs and zk-SNARKs, we can see how Bit Bank maintains privacy for its Shielded Assets. Users can prove they have the right to spend funds without needing to reveal what those assets are and how much they have of it. Relayers and private pools then obscure the senders and recipients of transactions such that no identifiable information is compromised at any stage in the process.

To use an old-world analogy, Bit Bank users are writers of letters, ZK proofs fact check the contents of the letters, Bit Bank smart contracts are a sealed envelope, and Relayers are mailmen. All an outside observer can see is that a letter has been posted, but they would have no visibility as to what is in the letter or who has sent it.

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