Neil Garde

Labyrinth is a multi-chain modular privacy framework that leverages ZK and stealth address architecture to enable anonymous transactions for both humans and machines, supported by a decentralized compliance network. At the heart of Labyrinth is the creation of privacy as the core experience of any on-chain activity, aiming for a protocol so seamless that it envisions every EVM chain address being complemented by a parallel, private account layer by default. The Labyrinth protocol SDK is designed to serve as a plug-and-play solution for developers to enable privacy-preserving and regulatory-compliant transactions using zero-knowledge proofs in a decentralized way in their protocols. Labyrinth's modular approach allows developers to provide enhanced UX to their users while abstracting away the complexities associated with zero-knowledge proofs.