Most blockchain networks focus on scalability and advertise high transaction speeds and throughput. However, for institutions, speed alone is not enough. A system that can maintain privacy and regulatory compliance is also needed.
In institutional environments, transaction data often contains sensitive information such as client information, contract terms, and internal processes. Publishing such data on a public blockchain can be risky and unregulated. As a result, most blockchain projects stop at the pilot stage.
The Dusk Foundation redefines scalability with a privacy-first approach. It uses confidential smart contracts to perform complex workflows privately and verify transactions. This allows institutions to scale the blockchain without compromising data protection.