A lot of crypto projects talk about compliance like it’s a business decision: “We’ll add KYC later” or “partners will manage it off-chain.” Dusk takes a stricter view: compliance is a design constraint if you want regulated assets to work on-chain.
That means rules can be embedded into how assets behave — who can hold them, how transfers happen, and how audits can be supported when required. The goal is not to make everything public. It’s to make compliance possible without forcing public exposure.
Example: tokenized securities often require eligibility checks. Dusk aims for systems where the chain can enforce eligibility, while user data isn’t automatically published to everyone.
