The Swiss blockchain infrastructure provider Taurus has announced a new confidential token standard for institutions.
Taurus, a Swiss supplier of digital asset infrastructure, supported by Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse, has introduced an open-source confidential token standard for debts and share in financial institutions to keep financial assets on public block chains intact and keep the customer privacy intact .
The SMART contract was designed in collaboration with the AZTEC Foundation to give emotion about who can see information about Tokenized Assets without compromising compliance, the Swiss company said in a press release shared with crypto.news.
The technology uses the Layer-2 protocol of AZTEC Network and zero knowledge certificates to keep blockchain transactions private. The code, written in Noir, an open-source language for zero-knowledge apps, also implements a private version of the CMTAT security smoking.
“This is about a great concern for privacy and regulatory coordination in public blockchain environments, without jeopardizing the good reputation.”
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Taurus Chief Security Officer JP Aumasson, who led the development of the initiative, says that tokenization of financial instruments on public blockchains “ignores enormously potentially” while it bridges the gap between “institutional needs and decentralized technologies.” The Open Source Code is now available on Github for testing and public access.
In mid-February, Taurus launched his custody and tokenization platform, Taurus-Capital, on the Solana Blockchain.
With the relocation, banks and financial institutions can store, manage and publish digital representations of Real-World assets such as shares, bonds, or real estate on Solana. As Crypto.news previously reported, the Platform Taurus Protect integrates for safe storage and deployment of Solana-based assets and Taurus capital for publishing programmable Tokenized assets.
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