XRP Ledger adds zero-knowledge proofs targeting institutional privacy gap

The Boundless integration enables private transaction execution on XRPL while maintaining compliance, addressing what the company calls the "transparency tax" that has held back institutional adoption of public blockchains. What to know : XRP Ledger integrated Boundless, a zero-knowledge (ZK) proving network, to support native verification of ZK proofs and enable private transactions on its public blockchain. The move is designed to allow financial institutions to transact without exposing sensitive details, such as transaction size, counterparties or treasury positions, while meeting regulatory and compliance requirements. The infrastructure may also be more resilient to quantum computing threats than traditional cryptography, helping XRPL future-proof its institutional-grade blockchain against emerging risks.(Coindesk)