Modular Privacy Infrastructure for Regulated Digital Asset Systems
Build shared blockchain rails without shared surveillance.
Zeeve Tegaris helps banks, FMIs, payment networks, fintechs, and digital asset platforms adopt privacy in a modular way — starting with the controls they need today and composing additional layers as their use cases evolve.
Whether the requirement is private RPC access, role-scoped explorer visibility, policy-controlled contract access, confidential token transfers, selective disclosure, or custom ZK workflows, Tegaris gives institutions a flexible privacy operating model across EVM-based networks.
Key message:
Choose the privacy modules you need. Compose more when your network, asset, or compliance model demands it.
Institutions can adopt one layer, combine multiple layers, or deploy the full privacy suite depending on their use case.
Application-Layer Privacy
Control who can talk to the ledger, what they can read, and what they can do.
Use when you need role-based access, private RPC, private explorer views, contract access
control, event filtering, indexer governance, approval workflows, and audit trails.
Network-Layer Privacy
Control who can run infrastructure, join the network, and participate in consensus.
Use when you need permissioned validators, peer governance, node onboarding controls, mTLS,
private infrastructure access, and operator-level confidentiality.
Asset-Layer Privacy
Control what value moved, between whom, and under what policy.
Use when you need confidential tokenized deposits, private stablecoins, private settlement assets,
confidential balances, hidden transfer amounts, and selective disclosure.
Ledger-Layer Privacy
Control which parties can see workflow state and smart-contract execution.
Use when you need private sub-ledgers, private L1 domains, ZK rollups, bilateral workflows, or
privacy-scoped contract execution between selected participants.
composed into a broader privacy architecture.
Tegaris P&C Plane
Policy and control plane for institutional blockchain access.
Define who can read state, submit transactions, call smart-contract functions, approve
workflows, manage policies, and access operational views.
Best suited for institutions that need granular governance across users, wallets, workloads,
contracts, vendors, and internal teams.
Tegaris Private RPC Controls
Identity-aware RPC gateway for EVM networks.
Enforce policies on every JSON-RPC request. Control RPC methods, contract calls, transaction
submission, event streams, logs, blocks, receipts, traces, and data classes through governed
endpoints.
Best suited for networks where raw node or RPC access could expose sensitive ledger data.
Tegaris Private Explorer
Role-scoped explorer for institutional observability.
Give each user, participant, auditor, regulator, and operator only the ledger view they are entitled
to see. Explorer visibility follows the same policy model as the RPC layer.
Best suited for institutions that need operational transparency without broad data exposure.
Tegaris ZK Tokens
Confidential fungible and non-fungible assets.
Enable private transfers, minting, burning, deposits, withdrawals, and controlled disclosure using
zero-knowledge proofs. The ledger verifies transaction validity without revealing sensitive
transaction details to unauthorized observers.
Best suited for tokenized deposits, private stablecoins, cross-border settlement, confidential
treasury movement, and regulated asset transfers.
Tegaris Selective Disclosure
Policy-driven visibility for auditors, regulators, and supervisors.
Designated authorities can access specific transaction evidence under defined rules, while
unauthorized participants continue to see only opaque ledger activity.
Best suited for regulated use cases where confidentiality and supervisory access must coexist.
Tegaris Custom ZK Circuits
Bespoke privacy logic for business-specific workflows.
Design custom zero-knowledge circuits for confidential settlement, eligibility proofs, private
workflow validation, compliance checks, and business-specific privacy requirements.
Best suited for institutions whose privacy requirements go beyond standard asset transfer.
Tegaris Audit Dashboards
Custom oversight and reconciliation views.
Create role-scoped dashboards for compliance teams, auditors, regulators, supervisors, and
network operators.
Best suited for institutions that need evidence-backed reporting without exposing full network
data.
Application-Layer First
A bank or network operator may begin with Tegaris P&C Plane, Private RPC, and Private
Explorer to control internal access, vendor visibility, indexer behavior, contract calls, and
operational views.
This is useful when the primary concern is staff access, support access, RPC exposure, or
participant-level observability.
Asset-Layer First
A payment network, tokenized deposit platform, or settlement application may start with Tegaris
ZK Tokens to keep balances, counterparties, amounts, and transaction graphs confidential.
This is useful when the primary concern is commercial confidentiality between participants on
shared rails.
Base Layer + L2 Privacy
An institution may use application-layer privacy on a base network while adding asset-layer
privacy on an L2 or public-permissioned chain.
This is useful when different parts of the architecture have different visibility boundaries and
different privacy requirements.
Full-Stack Privacy
A market infrastructure, consortium network, or regulated settlement platform may combine
application, network, asset, ledger, and audit modules into a unified privacy architecture.
This is useful when real settlement volume, multiple institutions, multiple roles, and regulator
facing workflows run on shared infrastructure.
It can be applied to permissioned EVM networks, Hyperledger Besu networks, enterprise rollups, OP Stack deployments, ZK rollups, private L1 networks, public-permissioned chains, and hybrid public-anchor/private-runtime architectures.
This allows institutions to adopt privacy without being locked into a single blockchain stack, vendor, or deployment model.
Institutions need confidentiality from competitors, unauthorized participants, internal overexposure, and broad infrastructure visibility. At the same time, they need controlled transparency for compliance teams, auditors, regulators, and supervisors. Tegaris enables both.
Sensitive transaction data remains private by default. Access is granted only through policy, role, authorization, cryptographic proof, or selective disclosure.
Tokenized Deposits
Protect balances, counterparties, settlement amounts, and account structures while preserving supervisory visibility.
Cross-Border Payments and Remittance
Keep corridor volumes, customer flow patterns, liquidity movements, and participant relationships confidential.
Stablecoins and CBDCs
Support controlled visibility across issuers, participants, operators, supervisors, and regulated institutions.
Tokenized Funds and RWAs
Protect investor data, allocation details, lifecycle events, and private asset metadata.
Interbank Settlement
Enable shared settlement rails without exposing the commercial map of participating institutions.
Treasury, Repo, and Collateral Workflows
Keep positions, funding behavior, collateral movements, and intraday liquidity private.
Modular by Design
Adopt only the privacy controls your use case requires. Add more layers as requirements mature.
EVM-Agnostic
Deploy across Besu, EVM L1s, L2s, rollups, private chains, and hybrid architectures.
Institution-Grade
Built for banks, FMIs, payment networks, regulated fintechs, and enterprise blockchain operators.
Policy-Driven
Unifies access control, private RPC, role-scoped explorer visibility, approvals, audit trails, and selective disclosure.
Cryptography Where It Matters
Uses ZK-based asset privacy for use cases where transaction amounts, counterparties, and asset flows must remain confidential.
Compliance-Aware
Designed around controlled access, role segregation, policy enforcement, audit evidence, and regulator-ready disclosure.
Start with application-layer controls. Add confidential assets. Extend into selective disclosure, private workflows, or custom ZK circuits when the use case demands it.