Aztec Labs Acquires ZKPassport Digital Identity Protocol, Plans to Keep It Open Source
Aztec Labs has acquired ZKPassport, a privacy-preserving digital identity protocol, according to statements from the companies. The Block reported that Aztec plans to keep ZKPassport’s privacy protocol and iOS mobile app open source.
Aztec said ZKPassport’s mission remains to let users prove what is required without revealing anything else. It described the product as spanning “130+ countries” with “zero data uploaded” and “zero data stored,” and said the same product remains available today under Aztec.
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@crypto_dealflowPrivacy-preserving digital identity protocol @zkPassport has been acquired by @AztecLabs_.
@aztecnetworkProve what's required. Reveal nothing else. ZKPassport is joining @AztecLabs_, but the mission remains the same. 130+ countries, zero data uploaded, zero data stored. Privacy that works in the real world:
@theblockcoAztec Labs acquires ZKPassport, pledges to keep privacy protocol and iOS mobile app open-source