On Dusk Network, privacy is treated as something careful, not secretive. Selective Disclosure reflects that mindset. It lets a user or an institution share only the exact piece of information that is required, and only with the party that has a legitimate reason to see it, such as a regulator or an auditor.
Everything else stays private by default, out of public view and out of unnecessary reach. This creates a quiet balance between discretion and responsibility. Accountability is preserved without turning personal or sensitive data into a public artifact. In that balance, compliance with AML and KYC requirements becomes a matter of precision rather than exposure, allowing trust to exist without sacrificing dignity.
