Infrastructure for multiplayer privacy, enabling independent parties to coordinate without revealing their inputs.
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$ZKCoord supports three participation vectors:
1. Key Share Operators: Run nodes and maintain key shares.
2. Application Integration: Submit sealed inputs and receive verified results.
3. Pilot Threads: Custom privacy-preserving coordination for complex use cases.
ZKCoord unlocks coordination models that were previously impossible on-chain: dark pool auctions without order book exposure, votes counted without opening individual ballots, and shared metrics across rival balance sheets.
Instead of trusting a centralized operator, key shares are held across a distributed committee. No single node can unseal a round alone.
Privacy is broken when multiple parties need to compute together. Every traditional model forces someone to reveal their inputs first.
ZKCoord is a coordination layer on @Robinhoodapp Chain (Chain 4663). It enables independent parties to compute together over encrypted data while revealing nothing about their underlying inputs.
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Multiplayer privacy stalls on a single point of failure: someone always has to see everything before work can happen.
ZKCoord turns unwilling-to-share parties into one working computation. Inputs are encrypted locally, processing happens over ciphertext via a threshold committee, and outcomes settle with checkable proofs.
We built this on one premise: compute together, reveal nothing.