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Privacy and compliance are often seen as opposites, but Dusk Network is trying to break this dichotomy. As an explorer in the Layer 1 space, its ambition is not just to build another privacy transaction network, but to create a native blockchain infrastructure for regulated financial assets that combines privacy, compliance, and transparency. This approach is indeed rare in the industry.
**Can privacy and auditing coexist?**
Dusk's answer is: yes. Its core technical solution is based on a combination of zero-knowledge proofs (ZKP) and homomorphic encryption. Transaction details are fully encrypted externally, but with authorization, regulatory agencies can perform compliant audits. Using components like Hedger, it achieves "auditable privacy"—protecting the identities and commercial data of both parties while not hindering compliance checks such as anti-money laundering (AML). This addresses a key challenge for traditional financial institutions going on-chain: how to maintain privacy while meeting regulatory requirements.
**Signals of ecosystem acceleration**
By 2026, Dusk has been very active. The DuskEVM mainnet is now live, which is a milestone—it is fully compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), allowing developers to deploy applications quickly using familiar tools and languages, significantly lowering the barrier to entry. From a simple privacy protocol to a complete ecosystem, this move is very clear.