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Zama and the Evolution of Onchain Privacy
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Thursday, 03 September 2026
17:00–18:00
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Public blockchains expose every balance and transaction, which rules out most institutional use cases. Ankur Banerjee, Senior Product Director at Zama, and Antoine Hello, Director of Financial Institutions at Zama, trace how onchain privacy has evolved, from mixers to confidential computing, and show how it now runs as a layer on public chains. The session covers Zama's architecture: what stays encrypted, who holds the decryption keys, and how selective disclosure lets an institution prove compliance to a regulator without exposing its positions. (Yes, two Cybersecurity Working Group meetups in less than two weeks. We know that's not our usual monthly rhythm. Consider it a one-off double feature: onchain privacy at institutional scale was too hot a topic to leave sitting in the backlog until October.) Speakers Ankur Banerjee, Senior Product Director at Zama. 10+ years scaling distributed systems, AI, and digital identity platforms; sits on the Steering Committee of the Decentralised Identity Foundation and co-founded Cheqd. Antoine Hello, Director of Financial Institutions at Zama. leads institutional strategy across stablecoin issuers, custodians, and banks; previously sold digital asset custody infrastructure at Ledger. Event details 🕔 3 September 2026, 5:00 PM CEST 💻 Virtual — link shared upon registration Participation Open to CVA members and the broader Crypto Valley community. Register via Luma to receive the video call link ahead of the session.
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- Where
- Zurich
- Organizer
- Crypto Valley Association
- Who's going
- ~60 expected
- Registration
- 🌍 Open to all
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