Compliance in crypto usually means handing over data and trusting it won’t become a liability later

@0xMiden takes a cleaner route. You prove what matters once, get a ZK proof, and move through the system without dragging your identity everywhere

Apps don’t store personal data, they just get a yes or no when they need it

That changes how identity works onchain. It’s no longer something you manage or expose, it just sits underneath everything, doing its job quietly

Less surveillance, less risk, and a setup that actually scales when real users and institutions show up