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ZK for Privacy-Preservation

The integration of Zero-Knowledge (ZK) proofs with blockchain technology stands at the core of this decentralized verification system. ZK proofs enable the verification of information without revealing the actual data, offering a groundbreaking approach to privacy-preserving compliance. By storing KYC and AML data on-chain using ZK proofs, decentralized platforms can ensure that user information remains confidential, accessible only to entities with explicit permission from the user.

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