Plurality Network
  • Overview
  • What is Plurality Network?
    • Layer 3 - The Open Context Layer
    • Smart Profiles
  • The Core Protocol
    • Core Mechanics of a Smart Profile
    • Structure of a Smart Profile
    • Chain Abstraction
    • Zero Knowledge Proofs
    • Personal AI
  • Concepts
    • Web2 Data and Login
      • Digital Footprint
        • Reputation and Interests
      • Login Mechanism
    • Web3 UX Challenges
      • Wallet Abstraction
      • Chain Abstraction
      • Fragmentation
      • Cold Start Problem
      • Network Effects
    • Web3 Data and Login
      • Data
      • Login
    • Data Ownership
  • Use Cases
    • Easy Login
    • Universal Reputation
    • Social Communities
    • Personalization
    • Profile Gating
    • DAO Governance
    • Sybil Resistance
    • Airdrop Whitelisting
    • Interoperability
    • Proof of Social Reputation
    • Cross Platform Experiences
    • Engagement and Loyalty
  • Developer Guides
    • Wallet Integration
    • Wallet SDK
    • Smart Profiles SDK
    • Server Side Sessions
  • Tokenomics
  • Products
    • Smart Profiles Wallet
  • Resources and Support
    • Workshops and Sessions
    • Explorers
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  • Ecosystem
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  1. The Core Protocol

Zero Knowledge Proofs

In order to prove a certain information about a profile, users can selectively disclose some information about themselves to dApps.

If the disclosure needs to happen off-chain, it can be easily done via the ProfileConnect. However, if the disclosure needs to happen on-chain, then its necessary for the profile data to be provided to the smart contract using zero-knowledge proofs, otherwise the data would be stored on smart contracts forever.

For this purpose, a ZKP module is on the roadmap.

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