DeFi still runs on one broken assumption: If you can’t see the full collateral on-chain, you can’t trust the borrower. So everything stays over-collateralized. Capital stays inefficient. Real credit never arrives. The missing piece isn’t more transparency. It’s selective disclosure. @primus_labs is building the infrastructure that lets someone prove: “I have sufficient income” “I hold enough reserves” “My off-chain credit profile meets the threshold” …without revealing the exact numbers, the accounts, or the full history. zkTLS verifies the data came from a real source. The sensitive details stay private. Only the required proof becomes usable on-chain. This is how undercollateralized lending and institutional credit can actually scale on public chains without forcing people or companies to expose their entire financial life. Privacy isn’t the enemy of trust. Uncontrolled transparency is. https://t.co/tXtVVFDnzY