Chainlink Launches Private Blockchain Transactions for Institutions
Chainlink has introduced groundbreaking privacy features aimed at enabling financial institutions to maintain data confidentiality when transacting across blockchain networks. Notably, ANZ Bank will be among the first to utilize this technology in Singapore as part of Project Guardian.
Key Features Launched
1. Blockchain Privacy Manager
This tool allows private blockchains to seamlessly integrate with Chainlinkâs public platform, facilitating secure transactions.
2. CCIP Private Transactions
This cryptographic protocol enables the encryption and decryption of sensitive data, such as token amounts and counterparties, during cross-chain transactions.
Institutional Adoption
ANZ Bank will leverage these features for the cross-chain settlement of tokenized real assets under Singapore's Monetary Authority initiative. This integration will enable institutions to maintain compliance with data protection regulations, including GDPR.
Importance of Privacy in Blockchain
The need for private blockchain transactions arises from the challenges financial institutions face in securing data while interacting across different blockchains. Chainlinkâs new solutions aim to meet these demands by allowing organizations to define privacy conditions that protect on-chain data from unauthorized access while enabling compliance for authorized parties.
Chainlink co-founder Sergey Nazarov anticipates significant institutional adoption of blockchain technology as these private transaction capabilities evolve.
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