The collaboration between these two projects caught our attention for a pretty straightforward reason: it refuses to pit privacy against compliance.

Here's the thing. Verify your identity once, generate a zero-knowledge proof, and that's it. No permanent databases hoarding personal data. No identity documents stacked on servers. No permanent compliance tags following you around forever.

The approach reframes the entire discussion. Instead of choosing between financial privacy and regulatory requirements, it enables both simultaneously. You prove what needs to be proven without exposing who you are.