How Dusk Encodes Compliance Instead of Adding It Later
Many blockchains treat compliance as an external problem. Identity checks, transfer restrictions, and reporting logic are added at the application layer, long after the core infrastructure is deployed.
Dusk does not work that way.
On Dusk, compliance is assumed from the start. Rules are embedded into the system rather than layered on top of it. This makes enforcement predictable instead of optional.
In regulated finance, compliance cannot depend on correct configuration alone. It must be provable. Auditable. Consistent. Dusk’s use of selective disclosure allows obligations to be verified without exposing sensitive data publicly.
This approach avoids two common failures. Full transparency leaks strategy. Full opacity breaks oversight. Dusk operates between those extremes.
By encoding compliance directly into the network, Dusk avoids the fragility that appears when regulation is treated as an afterthought. This is essential for financial instruments that carry legal responsibility.
Decentralization that ignores regulation remains experimental.
Decentralization that encodes it becomes usable.
Dusk was designed for the second path.
