This expanded Privacy Infrastructure points to a future where privacy and compliance can exist together.
The goal is simple. Give users more control over what they share on-chain. Brevis says this new Privacy Infrastructure goes beyond early privacy tools that only hid transactions. It focuses on smarter and more flexible privacy.
At the center of this effort is a new product called an Intelligent Privacy Pool. Brevis is building it with 0xbowio and plans to launch it soon on BNB Chain. This marks the first live use of its broader privacy framework.
Early privacy tools like Tornado Cash focused on one task. They hid where funds came from and where they went. Brevis says modern zero knowledge technology allows much more than that.
The team explains privacy using three ideas. First is the privacy target. This means it is protecting, such as transactions, user traits, or how code runs. Second is the unmasking rule. This defines if the system can reveal data and who controls that access. Third is the target user. This decides who can use the privacy tool in the first place.
This approach opens new use cases. Users could verify credentials without showing their wallet. Transactions could stay private but still follow rules. Prediction markets could run private models with public results. Data could also stay private and used to train AI systems.
The Intelligent Privacy Pool shows how this works in practice. Users can deposit assets and withdraw them to a new address with no visible on-chain link. What makes it different is access control.
Users prove eligibility in two ways. One is through on-chain history checked by the Brevis ZK Data Coprocessor. The other uses zkTLS to prove control of a verified exchange account without sharing identity details.
This expanded Privacy Infrastructure points to a future where privacy and compliance can exist together. For BNB Chain, it strengthens its push into advanced blockchain use cases. For users, it offers safer ways to interact on-chain without giving up control.
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ETH+2 moreFirst-gen privacy tools like Tornado Cash could only do one thing: hide transactions. Modern ZK unlocks way more. Payment privacy can now be far more intelligent and configurable. And entirely new categories of privacy applications become possible
We think about privacy in three dimensions: 1⃣Privacy target: what's being protected (transactions, user attributes, computation processes) 2⃣Unmasking protocol: how can it be revealed, and by whom 3⃣Target users: who gets access to the privacy mechanism
