Blockchain Privacy: Why Institutions Can’t Trade in Public
summary
Claims a protocol-layer encryption called commercial asset protocol layer that hides trade details on public chains while keeping on-chain settlement. Describes implementation that encrypts confidential fields, lets institutions post large tokenized trades without publishing counterparties or amounts, and exposes only targeted elements to regulators via selective disclosure so AML and validity checks run in-progress. Demonstrates live-capable tooling integrated with on-chain settlement; no metrics given but the feature is presented as working end-to-end.
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