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What can you buildWhat can you build on Dusk?
About Dusk
is the privacy blockchain for regulated finance.
It lets you launch and use markets where:
Institutions can meet real regulatory requirements on‑chain
Users get confidential balances and transfers instead of full public exposure
Developers build with familiar EVM tools plus native privacy and compliance primitives
Dusk combines:
Zero‑knowledge technology for confidentiality
On‑chain compliance for MiCA / MiFID II / DLT Pilot Regime / GDPR‑style regimes
Succinct Attestation, a PoS consensus protocol for fast, final settlement
A modular architecture with DuskDS (data & settlement) and DuskEVM (EVM execution)
What is Dusk?
Most financial markets still run on opaque, centralized systems.
Dusk is built to move those workflows on‑chain without sacrificing:
Regulatory compliance
Counterparty privacy
Execution speed and finality
On Dusk, institutions can issue and manage financial instruments while enforcing disclosure, KYC/AML, and reporting rules directly in the protocol.
In short: Dusk is a privacy-enabled, regulation-aware blockchain for institutional-grade finance.
Why Dusk?
Built for regulated markets
Dusk is designed around the needs of regulated financial institutions:
Native support for compliant issuance of securities and RWAs
Identity and permissioning primitives that let you differentiate between public and restricted flows
On‑chain logic that can reflect real‑world obligations (eligibility, limits, reporting, etc.)
See: Core Values and Tokenization & Native Issuance.
Privacy by design, transparent when needed
Dusk uses zero‑knowledge proofs and dual transaction models (Phoenix and Moonlight) to let users choose between:
Public transactions for transparent flows, and
Shielded transactions for confidential balances and transfers,
with the ability to reveal information to authorized parties when required.
See: Cryptography and Transaction Models on Dusk.
Fast, final settlement
The Succinct Attestation consensus protocol is a proof‑of‑stake, committee‑based design:
Deterministic finality once a block is ratified
No user‑facing reorgs in normal operation
Designed for high throughput and low‑latency settlement suitable for markets
For the full consensus specification, see Section 3 “Consensus mechanism” of the Dusk Whitepaper (2024).
Modular & EVM-friendly
Dusk separates settlement from execution, making it easier to match the right environment to each use case:
DuskDS – consensus, data availability, settlement, and the privacy‑enabled transaction model
DuskEVM – an Ethereum‑compatible execution layer where DUSK is the native gas token
Native bridging between layers so assets can move where they’re most useful
See: Core Components and DuskEVM Developer Docs.
What can you build on Dusk?
Some example use cases Dusk was designed for:
Regulated digital securities
Tokenized equity, debt, or funds with embedded compliance rules
On‑chain corporate actions and transparent yet privacy‑respecting cap tables
Institutional DeFi
Lending, AMMs, and structured products that must enforce KYC/AML
Separation of public market signals from private position details
Payment & settlement rails
Confidential payments between institutions
Delivery‑versus‑payment (DvP) settlement of tokenized assets
Self‑sovereign identity & access control
Permissioned venues where access is controlled via verifiable credentials
Compliance checks enforced in smart contracts instead of manual back‑office processes on Dusk?
About Dusk
Dusk is the privacy blockchain for regulated finance.
It lets you launch and use markets where:
Institutions can meet real regulatory requirements on‑chain
Users get confidential balances and transfers instead of full public exposure
Developers build with familiar EVM tools plus native privacy and compliance primitives
Dusk combines:
Zero‑knowledge technology for confidentiality
On‑chain compliance for MiCA / MiFID II / DLT Pilot Regime / GDPR‑style regimes
Succinct Attestation, a PoS consensus protocol for fast, final settlement
A modular architecture with DuskDS (data & settlement) and DuskEVM (EVM execution)
What is Dusk?
Most financial markets still run on opaque, centralized systems.
Dusk is built to move those workflows on‑chain without sacrificing:
Regulatory compliance
Counterparty privacy
Execution speed and finality
On Dusk, institutions can issue and manage financial instruments while enforcing disclosure, KYC/AML, and reporting rules directly in the protocol.
In short: Dusk is a privacy-enabled, regulation-aware blockchain for institutional-grade finance.
Why Dusk?
Built for regulated markets
Dusk is designed around the needs of regulated financial institutions:
Native support for compliant issuance of securities and RWAs
Identity and permissioning primitives that let you differentiate between public and restricted flows
On‑chain logic that can reflect real‑world obligations (eligibility, limits, reporting, etc.)
See: Core Values and Tokenization & Native Issuance.
Privacy by design, transparent when needed
Dusk uses zero‑knowledge proofs and dual transaction models (Phoenix and Moonlight) to let users choose between:
Public transactions for transparent flows, and
Shielded transactions for confidential balances and transfers,
with the ability to reveal information to authorized parties when required.
See: Cryptography and Transaction Models on Dusk.
Fast, final settlement
The Succinct Attestation consensus protocol is a proof‑of‑stake, committee‑based design:
Deterministic finality once a block is ratified
No user‑facing reorgs in normal operation
Designed for high throughput and low‑latency settlement suitable for markets
For the full consensus specification, see Section 3 “Consensus mechanism” of the Dusk Whitepaper (2024).
Modular & EVM-friendly
Dusk separates settlement from execution, making it easier to match the right environment to each use case:
DuskDS – consensus, data availability, settlement, and the privacy‑enabled transaction model
DuskEVM – an Ethereum‑compatible execution layer where DUSK is the native gas token
Native bridging between layers so assets can move where they’re most useful
See: Core Components and DuskEVM Developer Docs.
What can you build on Dusk?
Some example use cases Dusk was designed for:
Regulated digital securities
Tokenized equity, debt, or funds with embedded compliance rules
On‑chain corporate actions and transparent yet privacy‑respecting cap tables
Institutional DeFi
Lending, AMMs, and structured products that must enforce KYC/AML
Separation of public market signals from private position details
Payment & settlement rails
Confidential payments between institutions
Delivery‑versus‑payment (DvP) settlement of tokenized assets
Self‑sovereign identity & access control
Permissioned venues where access is controlled via verifiable credentials
Compliance checks enforced in smart contracts instead of manual back‑office processes
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Dusk is the privacy blockchain for regulated finance.
It lets you launch and use markets where:
Institutions can meet real regulatory requirements on‑chainUsers get confidential balances and transfers instead of full public exposureDevelopers build with familiar EVM tools plus native privacy and compliance primitives
Dusk combines:
Zero‑knowledge technology for confidentialityOn‑chain compliance for MiCA / MiFID II / DLT Pilot Regime / GDPR‑style regimesSuccinct Attestation, a PoS consensus protocol for fast, final settlementA modular architecture with DuskDS (data & settlement) and DuskEVM (EVM execution)
What is Dusk?
Most financial markets still run on opaque, centralized systems.
Dusk is built to move those workflows on‑chain without sacrificing:
Regulatory complianceCounterparty privacyExecution speed and finality
On Dusk, institutions can issue and manage financial instruments while enforcing disclosure, KYC/AML, and reporting rules directly in the protocol.
In short: Dusk is a privacy-enabled, regulation-aware blockchain for institutional-grade finance.
Why Dusk?
Built for regulated markets
Dusk is designed around the needs of regulated financial institutions:
Native support for compliant issuance of securities and RWAsIdentity and permissioning primitives that let you differentiate between public and restricted flowsOn‑chain logic that can reflect real‑world obligations (eligibility, limits, reporting, etc.)Privacy by design, transparent when neededDusk uses zero‑knowledge proofs and dual transaction models (Phoenix and Moonlight) to let users choose between:Public transactions for transparent flows, andShielded transactions for confidential balances and transfers,
with the ability to reveal information to authorized parties when required.Fast, final settlementThe Succinct Attestation consensus protocol is a proof‑of‑stake, committee‑based design:Deterministic finality once a block is ratifiedNo user‑facing reorgs in normal operationDesigned for high throughput and low‑latency settlement suitable for marketsFor the full consensus specification, see Section 3 “Consensus mechanism” of theModular & EVM-friendlyDusk separates settlement from execution, making it easier to match the right environment to each use case:DuskDS – consensus, data availability, settlement, and the privacy‑enabled transaction modelDuskEVM – an Ethereum‑compatible execution layer where DUSK is the native gas tokenNative bridging between layers so assets can move where they’re most usefulWhat can you build on Dusk?About DuskDusk is the privacy blockchain for regulated finance.It lets you launch and use markets where:Institutions can meet real regulatory requirements on‑chainUsers get confidential balances and transfers instead of full public exposureDevelopers build with familiar EVM tools plus native privacy and compliance primitivesDusk combines:Zero‑knowledge technology for confidentialityOn‑chain compliance for MiCA / MiFID II / DLT Pilot Regime / GDPR‑style regimesSuccinct Attestation, a PoS consensus protocol for fast, final settlementA modular architecture with DuskDS (data & settlement) and DuskEVM (EVM execution)What is Dusk?Most financial markets still run on opaque, centralized systems.
Dusk is built to move those workflows on‑chain without sacrificing:Regulatory complianceCounterparty privacyExecution speed and finalityOn Dusk, institutions can issue and manage financial instruments while enforcing disclosure, KYC/AML, and reporting rules directly in the protocol.In short: Dusk is a privacy-enabled, regulation-aware blockchain for institutional-grade finance.Why Dusk?Built for regulated marketsDusk is designed around the needs of regulated financial institutions:Native support for compliant issuance of securities and RWAsIdentity and permissioning primitives that let you differentiate between public and restricted flowsOn‑chain logic that can reflect real‑world obligations (eligibility, limits, reporting, etc.)See: Core Values and Tokenization & Native Issuance.Privacy by design, transparent when neededDusk uses zero‑knowledge proofs and dual transaction models (Phoenix and Moonlight) to let users choose between:Public transactions for transparent flows, andShielded transactions for confidential balances and transfers,
with the ability to reveal information to authorized parties when required.See: Cryptography and Transaction Models on Dusk.Fast, final settlementThe Succinct Attestation consensus protocol is a proof‑of‑stake, committee‑based design:Deterministic finality once a block is ratifiedNo user‑facing reorgs in normal operationDesigned for high throughput and low‑latency settlement suitable for marketsFor the full consensus specification, see Section 3 “Consensus mechanism” of the Dusk Whitepaper (2024).Modular & EVM-friendlyDusk separates settlement from execution, making it easier to match the right environment to each use case:DuskDS – consensus, data availability, settlement, and the privacy‑enabled transaction modelDuskEVM – an Ethereum‑compatible execution layer where DUSK is the native gas tokenNative bridging between layers so assets can move where they’re most usefulSee: Core Components and DuskEVM Developer Docs.What can you build on Dusk?Some example use cases Dusk was designed for:Regulated digital securitiesTokenized equity, debt, or funds with embedded compliance rulesOn‑chain corporate actions and transparent yet privacy‑respecting cap tablesInstitutional DeFiLending, AMMs, and structured products that must enforce KYC/AMLSeparation of public market signals from private position detailsPayment & settlement railsConfidential payments between institutionsDelivery‑versus‑payment (DvP) settlement of tokenized assetsSelf‑sovereign identity & access controlPermissioned venues where access is controlled via verifiable credentialsCompliance checks enforced in smart contracts instead of manual back‑office processes