Why Dusk Treats Compliance as a Design Constraint, Not an Obstacle
Most blockchains treat compliance as something inconvenient, something to delay or bolt on later. Dusk takes a different path. It treats compliance as a basic design requirement from day one, and that choice quietly shapes everything else.
Instead of trying to hide information completely, Dusk Network is built around selective disclosure. Data stays private by default, but it can be proven or revealed when there is a real reason to do so. That is how regulated finance already works in practice. Privacy is expected, but accountability still has to exist.
By baking this logic directly into the protocol, Dusk avoids fragile workarounds later. Compliance is not something the network struggles with as it grows. It is something that the system already understands, which makes supporting the regulated use cases far more stable over time.
