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phoenix-circuits

Circuit definitions for Phoenix, a privacy-preserving ZKP-based transaction model

12 releases (4 breaking)

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Phoenix Circuits

Phoenix is the transaction model used by Dusk, an open-source public blockchain with a UTXO-based architecture that allows for the execution of obfuscated transactions and confidential smart contracts.

This library contains the implementation of the Phoenix-circuits, to prove, in zero-knowledge, that the following conditions hold true:

  1. Membership: every note that is about to be spent is included in the Merkle tree of notes.
  2. Ownership: the sender holds the note secret key for every note that is about to be spent.
  3. Nullification: the nullifier is calculated correctly.
  4. Minting: the value commitment for the newly minted notes are computed correctly.
  5. Balance integrity: the sum of the values of all spent notes is equal to the sum of the values of all minted notes + the gas fee + a deposit, where a deposit refers to funds being transfered to a contract.

lib.rs:

Phoenix's circuits and gadgets.

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