ZKsync open-sources Prividium's permissioning engine as Bundesbank deploys it
ZKsync (Matter Labs) open-sourced Prividium's permissioning engine — the core that governs roles and access in its DLT platform for financial institutions — so institutions can run a permissioned chain from public code in their own environment. Deutsche Bundesbank, Germany's national central bank, is the first institution to deploy the open-source engine self-hosted, with both sides continuing work on the platform's architecture.
The release builds on ZKsync's Pontes protocol for tokenized settlement in central bank money, which the team framed as confirmation that tokenized central-bank settlement is becoming Europe's direction of travel. Announcing the move, ZKsync also pointed to the argument from the Hidden Forces podcast that for central banks, something open and decentralized can be trusted more than something closed.
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- Read the full announcement 👇 https://t.co/QmihlhRAo2 Replying to their earlier post: 📌ICYMI: Prividium's core, the permissioning engine that governs roles and access, is now open source. The Bundesbank, Germany’s national central bank, is the first to deploy it self-hosted. 🇩🇪 h…x.com ↗
- 📌ICYMI: Prividium's core, the permissioning engine that governs roles and access, is now open source. The Bundesbank, Germany’s national central bank, is the first to deploy it self-hosted. 🇩🇪 https://t.co/AjN36FcNHDx.com ↗
- "For central banks, I think you can trust something that is open and decentralized more than something that's closed." Well said, @mariekeflament. We just open sourced Prividium's permissioning engine. The Bundesbank is testing it. 🎥 Clip from @HiddenForcesPod https://t.co/FPuDKokb7Tx.com ↗
- Read more about our decision to open source the core of Prividium 👇 https://t.co/HcIFHhh7kW Replying to their earlier post: "For central banks, I think you can trust something that is open and decentralized more than something that's closed." Well said, @mariekeflament. We just open sourced Prividium's permissioning engi…x.com ↗
- Pontes went live today. Tokenised settlement in central bank money is now Europe's direction of travel. Our tech is built to enable Central Banks in the open: the core of Prividium is open source and the Deutsche Bundesbank deployed it self-hosted, in its own infrastructure. https://t.co/lhJxGNNG7Gx.com ↗
- 📌 ICYMI: The permissioning engine at the core of Prividium is now open source. Run it, inspect it, modify it, in your own environment. The Deutsche Bundesbank already does. https://t.co/W6QOuzaV16x.com ↗
- 💻 Prividium Core Goes OS Prividium’s core is now open source bringing sovereign infrastructure within reach for Institutions and Deutsche Bundesbank is the first to deploy it self-hosted. https://t.co/VDuDx8mgzk https://t.co/bWQHs5LZ35 Replying to their earlier post: Hello everyone 👋 This was a big week for ZKsync. We open sourced Prividium Core and the Bundesbank, 🇩🇪 central bank, was the first to deploy and test it in its own infrastructure. What else happ…x.com ↗
- RT @BSCNews: ZKsync Removed a Major Barrier For Institutional Blockchain Adoption Matter Labs, the developer behind ZKsync (@zksync), ha…x.com ↗
- Read the full announcement 👇 https://t.co/QmihlhRAo2 Replying to their earlier post: 📌ICYMI: Prividium's core, the permissioning engine that governs roles and access, is now open source. The Bundesbank, Germany’s national central bank, is the first to deploy it self-hosted 🇩🇪 http…x.com ↗
- 📌ICYMI: Prividium's core, the permissioning engine that governs roles and access, is now open source. The Bundesbank, Germany’s national central bank, is the first to deploy it self-hosted 🇩🇪 https://t.co/RQP1bgTKoVx.com ↗
- Financial institutions should not have to choose between adopting new infrastructure and keeping control of it. Today, we removed that choice. Read the full announcement 👇 https://t.co/HcIFHhh7kW Replying to their earlier post: Financial tech sovereignty was a talking point. As of today, it's a repo. Take the code. Deploy it in your own environment, under your own control. One central bank went first. The door is now open…x.com ↗
- Financial tech sovereignty was a talking point. As of today, it's a repo. Take the code. Deploy it in your own environment, under your own control. One central bank went first. The door is now open for everyone else. https://t.co/gEKiEl8acw Replying to their earlier post: The Deutsche Bundesbank has deployed Prividium self-hosted, in its own infrastructure while smart contract and token data remain within its own environment. We're collaborating on Prividium's design…x.com ↗
- The Deutsche Bundesbank has deployed Prividium self-hosted, in its own infrastructure while smart contract and token data remain within its own environment. We're collaborating on Prividium's design and testing. https://t.co/y0z7534SRx Replying to their earlier post: Institutions have one rule: what they can't run, inspect and modify, they can't adopt. For years, Crypto asked banks to break it. We'd rather change the industry. Open source makes control structur…x.com ↗
- Today we announce that Prividium's core, the permissioning engine that governs roles and access, is now open source. Run a permissioned chain from public code, in your own environment. The Bundesbank, Germany’s national central bank, is the first to deploy it self-hosted 🇩🇪 https://t.co/Z420p3GS8Wx.com ↗
- Institutions have one rule: what they can't run, inspect and modify, they can't adopt. For years, Crypto asked banks to break it. We'd rather change the industry. Open source makes control structural. Sovereignty that depends on a vendor's goodwill is not sovereignty. https://t.co/71kdQ9iUmC Replying to their earlier post: Today we announce that Prividium's core, the permissioning engine that governs roles and access, is now open source. Run a permissioned chain from public code, in your own environment. The Bundesban…x.com ↗
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