- REAL introduces a layer of privacy for RWA entities.
- ZKsync tech supports on-chain encryption via Ethereum.
- The platform aims to eliminate the privacy gap in blockchain applications.
REAL has established a private group that is designed to support financial institutions operating in the global financial markets (RWA), to overcome one of the barriers to the adoption of blockchain finance.
The new layer, built using ZKsync’s Prividium technology, works in tandem with REAL’s Public Layer 1 network.
According to the company, it helps organizations to keep roles, shares, and group data private while still benefiting from the public adoption of Ethereum.
The company said this privacy feature aims to provide privacy controls without interfering with tracking, depositing, or distribution, allowing organizations to participate in onchain markets while maintaining the privacy required for managing funds.
Private infrastructure follows the needs of organizations
REAL said the new execution layer was designed to bridge the gap between public blockchain infrastructure and the operational requirements of regulated financial institutions.
Although public blockchains offer benefits such as global access, instant settlement, and stability, the company noted that organizations have been reluctant to do business on networks where private information—including roles, financial processes, and peer relationships—is exposed.
Because a layer of privacy secures transactions on Ethereum, organizations can tap into the larger onchain market while maintaining privacy instead of operating in a private network.
The platform supports a well-managed financial system
According to REAL, privacy killers are built to support a variety of organizational processes where privacy is considered essential.
These include financial and asset management that require secure information, balance sheets, tokenized deposit modes, and the ability to disclose to auditors, regulatory bodies, and regulators when necessary.
The company said organizations using the platform will continue to benefit from blockchain’s inherent stability, distribution, and external currency while avoiding the need to expose sensitive business transactions to public networks.
The implementation also expands REAL’s extensive capabilities to support the entire lifecycle of real world assets within a sustainable architecture.
The company said its platform covers issuance, risk assessment, insurance, trading, and institutional setting under a single architecture designed for managed capital markets.
REAL expands blockchain offerings
REAL describes itself as a provider of blockchain infrastructure that focuses on real-world authentication and risk-based financial flows.
Built on Cosmos Tendermint, the platform supports multiple areas of onchain financial services, including issuance, tracking, financing, insurance, risk assessment, and trading.
The company said its dual authentication architecture combines technical authentication with authentication of businesses such as tokenizers, risk takers, insurers, and credit unions to provide a foundation aimed at institutional trust.
The encryption layer uses the ZKsync Prividium encryption technology, which was designed to help regulated entities operate on the chain with flexible encryption, optional disclosure, and implementation on Ethereum.
