- Brevis and BNB Chain introduce next-gen blockchain privacy infrastructure.
- Intelligent Privacy Pool enables private yet controlled asset movements.
- New use cases emerge beyond basic transaction hiding.
Brevis is partnering with BNB Chain to redefine blockchain privacy. First-generation platforms like Tornado Cash focus mainly on transaction anonymity, modern innovations are prioritising privacy in smarter and more flexible ways.
In collaboration with BNB Chain, Brevis is intending to create a next-generation privacy framework that goes beyond simple transaction hiding. The project aims to provide privacy for a wide range of blockchain use cases.
Beyond Transition Hiding: Brevis Partners with BNB Chain
Brevis, a prominent Web3 platform, is now joining hands with the BNB Chain ecosystem to launch next-generation blockchain privacy. The initiative envisions beyond transaction hiding, expanding blockchain privacy across multiple use cases. In an X post, Brevis announced,
“Brevis is partnering with BNB Chain to redefine Privacy Infrastructure We’re building a generalized privacy framework that goes beyond first-gen transaction hiding. Our first implementation is an Intelligent Privacy Pool launching soon in collaboration with Oxbow.io.”
As an initial step in Brevis’ BNB Chain partnership, the platform launches intelligent and configurable privacy to protect information. The platform can decide who to access information. With the implementation of the Intelligence Privacy Pool, Brevis allows users to deposit and withdraw assets privately. It also allows users to maintain precise access controls. Unveiling its new approach to blockchain privacy, the platform noted,
“This is what next-gen privacy infrastructure looks like. The old limitations and narrow interpretations of privacy are gone. Brevis and BNB Chain are building toward this future together.”
Privacy Designed in Three Layers
Notably, Brevis holds a unique approach to blockchain privacy. The platform breaks down the concept into three simple layers. The first layer is the “privacy target.” The platform analyses what needs to be protected, whether it’s a transaction, user identity or attributes.
Secondly, the platform thinks about “unmasking protocol.” Here, the project gives importance to lifting the privacy if needed. With this layer, the team intends to decide who has the authority to lift the privacy, ensuring accountability rather than complete anonymity.
The third one is “target users”- it defines who can use the privacy features. This makes it possible to tailor access for individuals, applications, or institutions.
This novel approach to blockchain privacy unlocks entirely new use cases that were not at all possible before. Now onwards, Brevis makes it possible for users to verify credentials or identify without revealing their wallet or personal details. This enables trust without exposure. Transactions can also maintain privacy while also complying with regulatory requirements.
Additionally, Brevis’ blockchain privacy project opens new opportunities for prediction markets and AI platforms. Prediction markets that run on private algorithms could allow users to participate without revealing the underlying logic. It also opens the door for AI training in a privacy-preserving way.
Brevis noted that the Intelligence Privacy Pool brings all three privacy levels together. The team stated,
“Users prove compliance via ZK (on-chain history or verified exchange account) before transacting privately. No sensitive data exposed. Configurable access controls with removal pathways for edge cases.”
In essence, these features mark a major shift toward privacy that is both intelligent and responsible. The project presents a new model that provides privacy and transparency together.
