Mystiko (XZK)

Mystiko.Network is the base layer of Web3 that provides both connectivity and confidentiality to all blockchain data, transactions and applications. It is a zero-knowledge-proof protocol that secures scalability and privacy for all cross-chain and single-chain private transactions.

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What is Mystiko

Financial privacy issues restrict web3 from broader adoption: Blockchain, the foundation of Web3 with its transparency and traceability design, exposes all users’ transaction data to the public, including account balances, asset holdings, trading history, etc. Such data exposure leads to potential security and personal privacy risks that restrict web3 from broader adoption. However, with the base layer that Mystiko.Network provides to the whole web3 ecosystem, users transaction details on and in between all blockchains will be kept confidential via zero-knowledge proof technology, a secure cryptography mechanism to keep users’ financial data private. In striving to be the base layer of Web3, Mystiko.Network is designed for protecting personal data privacy so that users can protect their account balances, asset holdings and investment records from unwanted data tracking and exploits. Mystiko.Network has designed an ultimate universal Web3 privacy infrastructure through privacy as an SDK.

• Layer-1 and layer-2 blockchains can use Mystiko.Network as a privacy layer, making mainnet transactions confidential either in the same chain or from and to other chains.
• Cross-chain bridges can add privacy-bridging functions, making cross-chain transactions fully private.
• Wallets can add private asset management and private-transaction features.
• DApps can provide users on-chain financial privacy features — e.g., private decentralized exchange and on-chain crypto-payment DApps that protect receivers and merchants’ income histories.