XRP Ledger Adds ‘Invisible’ TransactionsHere’s What That Means

XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) Ledger has integrated Boundless to enable private transactions on its public blockchain while maintaining compliance.
The Privacy Problem Solved
The integration allows financial institutions to transact without exposing transaction size, counterparties, or treasury positions. 
On public ledgers, transaction flows and counterparty relationships are visible by default, creating competitive risk for banks settling cross-border payments or funds managing OTC positions.
Zero-knowledge proofs solve this by letting one party prove a statement is true without revealing the underlying data. 
Think of a credit check where the bank confirms you qualify for a loan without disclosing your income, debts, or account balance. 
On XRPL, a payment can now be verified as valid and compliant without exposing the amount, sender, or receiver.
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