ZKsync Launches Prividiums for Institutional Privacy and Compliance

zkSync has published a comprehensive breakdown of their **Private Atomic Delivery versus Payment (DvP)** technology. The deep-dive thread explores how this mechanism enables secure, simultaneous exchange of assets while maintaining privacy - a critical feature for institutional and retail trading on Layer 2. **Key aspects likely covered:** - Atomic settlement ensuring both parties receive assets simultaneously - Privacy-preserving features for transaction details - Implementation within zkSync's zkRollup infrastructure This development represents zkSync's continued focus on building institutional-grade infrastructure while maintaining the privacy and security standards expected in modern blockchain systems. [Read the full thread](https://x.com/zksync/status/2069132329663258927)

Prividium introduces **private atomic settlement** using Delivery versus Payment (DvP) workflows between private bank Zones. **Key features:** - Atomic DvP settlement reduces compliance and operational costs for financial institutions - Increases capital efficiency through private atomic connectivity - Data remains under user control while enabling cross-chain interactions - Combines privacy with atomic settlement capabilities The technology enables financial institutions to settle transactions atomically while maintaining privacy, addressing traditional trade-offs between efficiency and compliance in financial operations.

ZKsync has co-sponsored SODA's 2026 Tokenization at Investment Banking survey, which gathered insights from 16 of the world's largest sell-side institutions. The report provides a realistic assessment of the current state of tokenization in traditional finance. It examines how major investment banks are approaching and implementing tokenization strategies. **Key aspects:** - Survey includes perspectives from top-tier financial institutions - Offers data-driven view of tokenization adoption - Available for download through ZKsync's blog The full report can be accessed at [ZKsync's blog](https://www.zksync.io/blog/soda-tokenization-report-2026).

ZK has published a B2 Transparency Filing through Blockworks, providing detailed disclosure on its governance framework, token structure, and supply mechanics. The filing represents a shift toward institutional-grade transparency in the Layer 2 space. Rather than relying on narrative-driven marketing, the disclosure focuses on concrete data points that institutional investors require for due diligence. **Key areas covered:** - Governance mechanisms and decision-making processes - Token structure and distribution details - Supply schedules and tokenomics The filing is available through Blockworks and marks ZK's commitment to meeting institutional standards for disclosure and accountability in the crypto ecosystem.

Community and regional banks are gaining access to **shared tokenized deposit infrastructure** built on ZKsync's Prividium platform. **Key advantages for traditional banks:** - Leverage existing relationships, trust, and regulatory standing - Compete with digital-native entrants in the digital assets economy - Access compliant blockchain rails without sacrificing regulatory requirements The infrastructure, called **Cari**, runs on a permissioned, private blockchain powered by Prividium. It enables regulated US banks to issue bank-backed digital money while maintaining compliance. Tokenized deposits are bank-issued digital deposits that operate on blockchain infrastructure, secured by Ethereum. Prividium provides the enterprise-controlled environment banks need to participate in this emerging financial system. This development gives traditional financial institutions the technical foundation to offer digital asset services while preserving their regulatory advantages over newer market entrants. [Read more](https://www.zksync.io/blog/clarity-act-us-digital-finance-infrastructure)