Compliance isn’t something you do once and forget. It’s constant daily monitoring, periodic audits, surprise checks, changing rules.
Many blockchains treat it like an afterthought. They build first, then try to add compliance later. That usually ends up messy.
Dusk does it differently. Oversight is part of the design from day one. Privacy, verification, and accountability are all connected not fighting each other.
Phoenix builds in privacy with ZK proofs. Hedger encrypts EVM activity. Zedger adds compliance tools for real assets all native, no big workarounds.
The system expects to be questioned. It’s ready to answer without falling apart.
As blockchains move past experiments into real financial use, this matters a lot. Systems that stay understandable under scrutiny survive longer. The ones that don’t? They hit limits fast.
Dusk is built to handle the long game.
