A lot of blockchains treat compliance like an afterthought. They build first, then bolt on tools or workarounds when regulators show up. That usually ends up messy extra layers, compromises, headaches.
Dusk does it the other way. Compliance is a core constraint from the start. Privacy, verification, and accountability aren’t fighting each other they’re part of the same system.
Phoenix embeds privacy with ZK proofs. Hedger encrypts EVM stuff. Zedger adds compliance tools for RWAs caps, transfers, proofs all built-in.
No need for big retrofits later. The protocol expects oversight and handles it naturally.
As real assets and regulated instruments come on-chain, this mindset wins. Systems that think about compliance upfront stay usable when rules tighten. The ones that don’t? They hit walls.
Dusk is built to handle the pressure.