The missing piece in onchain finance isn’t more transparency but better control over what gets revealed @primus_labs is exploring how zkTLS and fully homomorphic encryption can make sensitive information verifiable without exposing the underlying data Imagine borrowers proving they meet income requirements without revealing exact figures or institutions verifying reserve conditions without exposing confidential records That’s the idea behind selective transparency where applications can verify what matters while keeping everything else private It could open new doors for businesses bringing financial activity onchain without exposing customer data balances or internal strategies Of course FHE performance key management latency and security remain real challenges and API based proofs still don’t replace independent audits But the direction is worth watching The goal isn’t to make everything public or hide everything It’s to prove what matters without revealing more than necessary @primus_labs