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Privacy in ZKScore
Privacy features and data protection
Overview
ZKScore implements privacy-preserving features including ZK proofs, selective disclosure, and encrypted attestations.
Privacy Features
Zero-Knowledge Proofs
Prove score thresholds without revealing exact scores.
Selective Disclosure
Share only necessary information with verifiers.
Encrypted Data
Attestation data can be encrypted for privacy.
Minimal On-Chain Data
Only essential data stored on-chain.
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Privacy Guide
ZK Proofs
Attestations Deep Dive
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