Real-world assets on-chain are not just “tokens.” They come with conditions. A tokenized bond may only be transferable to eligible investors. A tokenized equity requires shareholder records, disclosures, and corporate actions. Most blockchains push these rules off-chain, keeping compliance in traditional systems and using the chain as a settlement layer.
Dusk’s approach is different. It pushes more of this logic on-chain without making everything publicly visible. With zero-knowledge proofs, a wallet can prove it is authorized to hold or transfer an asset without revealing its identity. Compliance is enforced, but privacy is preserved.
This matters because transparency can become a liability. If trading flows and holdings are visible in real time, competitors can extract intelligence and front-run behavior. Traditional finance protects this information. Dusk’s design tries to bring that same protection on-chain while remaining regulator-readable. In compliant RWA markets, privacy and compliance are not enemies. They are two sides of the same requirement.
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