Traditional compliance forces users to expose everything, even when only partial information is required. Dusk flips this dynamic. With selective disclosure, participants prove what is necessary without revealing what is not. This is a profound shift in how power flows through financial systems.
From my perspective, this design respects both sides of the market. Regulators receive verifiable assurances. Users retain control over their data. Institutions can meet legal obligations without becoming custodians of sensitive information they do not want to hold.
This approach reduces liability, improves trust, and simplifies operations. It also aligns with global trends where data protection and privacy laws are becoming stricter. Dusk is not reacting to this future. It is already built for it.