Verifiable Privacy
User-controlled privacy with legally grounded regulatory oversight. (Detailed mechanism documentation coming soon.)
Users control what to reveal (counterparties, amounts, asset types) on a per-transaction basis. Regulators can access data through Observer Nodes under scope limits defined by law, preserving privacy while enabling compliance.
Note: detailed documentation is being prepared. The whitepaper draft this entry was generated from intentionally excluded the privacy chapter (a learning-version cut). Once the full privacy specification is finalized — covering ZKP construction choices, selective-disclosure key management, and the Observer Node access protocol — this section will be expanded with concrete mechanisms.
Selective Disclosure
Unlike traditional public chains where everything is visible, Maroo allows users and enterprises to shield sensitive transaction details from the general public.
Observer Nodes
Authorized entities (like financial regulators) operate Observer Nodes. These nodes have cryptographic keys that allow them to decrypt specific transaction data, but only within the bounds of their legal authority.