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Zero-Knowledge Proofs for KYC Compliance
I think it is connected to the kind of the use case of being able to prove something about who you are or the state of your finances in a way that still preserves some of your privacy. So sort of from a KYC standpoint, instead of providing all of your personally identifying information like a copy of your driver's license and passport to some centralized entity they could then get leaked or hacked. You could instead provide them with a proof that's maybe signed by your bank that your balance is greater than some amount, right? Or that they're underwriting you for a certain level of risk or whatever else.