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Before anything is written on-chain, one of the first design questions is: what needs a permanent record, and what can be verified without exposing the data behind it?

In July, the European Data Protection Board finalized new guidance for blockchain systems handling personal data. Among its recommendations: minimise the personal data placed on-chain, keep additional data off-chain where possible, and consider privacy-preserving methods such as zero-knowledge proofs.

Sometimes you need a permanent record. Other times, you only need proof that something is true, without revealing the information behind it.

SourceLessโ€™s technical architecture includes ZK13 for verification without exposing the underlying data, alongside a hybrid approach that separates off-chain information from blockchain proofs and records.

This doesnโ€™t automatically make any system GDPR-compliant. But privacy begins with what the actual architecture is designed to reveal, verify and keep private.

Explore how SourceLess approaches privacy, identity and blockchain:
www.sourceless.net

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