Zero-Knowledge Concept in Crosterix
Zero-Knowledge (ZK) means proving that something is true without revealing any private information.
Crosterix uses a ZK-inspired approach to keep operations verifiable but private:
Every swap, bridge, or file action is executed on-chain, so it’s provable.
However, the identity of the sender and metadata behind each transaction remain hidden.
How It Works
Users interact through stealth addresses generated by elliptic-curve cryptography.
Each address is mathematically unique no one can link it back to the main wallet.
Crosterix performs all calculations locally in the browser using public-key encryption, ensuring zero personal data exposure.
Future releases will include ZK-proof modules that can verify swaps and file access without revealing on-chain history.
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