Polygon has introduced new privacy features for its Chain Development Kit (CDK), enabling enterprises to build private blockchains while maintaining connection to global liquidity.
Key Features:
- Private chain architecture with validium configuration powered by Succinct Labs
- Transaction data remains within private infrastructure
- ZK-powered security with Ethereum-grade Pessimistic Proofs
- Connected to onchain liquidity through Agglayer
- Fully customizable privacy, access, and deployment options
Enterprise Privacy Framework: Polygon co-authored the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance's (EEA) first enterprise privacy report, one of seven organizations contributing to the framework. The report maps privacy solutions across Ethereum and evaluates them against institutional requirements.
The solution targets teams building tokenized deposits, settlement systems, or stablecoin infrastructure. Full privacy evaluation available at EEA Privacy Report.
Interested teams can request early access at Polygon's portal.
This is part of a broader push to set the standard for enterprise blockchain privacy. We co-authored the EEA's enterprise privacy framework exploring onchain infrastructure. Polygon CDK is how we get there:
Polygon is one of seven organizations behind the EEA's first enterprise privacy report. Over the past few months, we helped map enterprise privacy solutions across Ethereum, assessed against a unified framework of institutional requirements. Privacy, combined with liquidity, is
Go private. Stay connected. Now possible with Polygon CDK. If your team is evaluating private chain architectures for tokenized deposits, settlement, or stablecoin rails, reach out: info.polygon.technology/get-early-acce…
More institutional-grade privacy options are live with Polygon CDK. Launch a custom private chain connected to global onchain liquidity, with a new validium configuration powered by @SuccinctLabs. Private where it matters. Actually connected where it counts.
Polygon is one of seven organizations behind the EEA's first enterprise privacy report. Over the past few months, we helped map enterprise privacy solutions across Ethereum, assessed against a unified framework of institutional requirements. Privacy, combined with liquidity, is
📣 The EEA Privacy Working Group is releasing its first report: "State of Privacy on Ethereum for Enterprise". 7 EEA member organizations and 1 comprehensive map of enterprise privacy on Ethereum. More on what this means 🧵⬇️
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🔐 Privacy Levels

**CDK introduces a modular privacy framework** with five composable levels that institutions can implement without migration: - **Permissioned access** - Control who can participate - **Confidential chain** - Private blockchain infrastructure - **Confidential compute** - Secure processing of sensitive data - **Confidential tokens** - Privacy-preserving asset tokenization - **Shielded user transactions** - Anonymous transaction capabilities The system allows organizations to **add privacy layers incrementally** as their requirements evolve, offering flexibility for institutional adoption. This builds on Chainlink's earlier Confidential Compute announcement, which enables private transactions and privacy-preserving tokenization for real-world assets (RWAs). The modular approach addresses the financial industry's core need for privacy while maintaining the benefits of blockchain technology.