EY Releases 'Nightfall' Protocol For Private Ethereum Transactions

EY Releases 'Nightfall' Protocol For Private Ethereum Transactions
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2019-6-1 19:01

Taking advantage of zero knowledge proofs, auditing service Ernst & Young has released its Nightfall code that enables users to send transactions with "complete privacy" when using standard ERC-20 and ERC-721 tokens. origin »

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