Originally reported November 10, 2026, at 20:39 (UTC+8). ZKsync announced Prividium Connect, a system intended to let financial institutions conduct private atomic transactions across existing blockchain networks. ZKsync says it does not require a trusted intermediary or third-party bridge service.
According to the announcement, zero-knowledge proofs verify that transactions follow agreed rules while shielding sensitive information, including institutional account balances, asset positions and customer identities. If both parties do not complete delivery on time, each can recover its own assets. These are ZKsync’s stated design properties, not independently demonstrated outcomes in the report.
Prividium Connect currently supports Hyperledger Besu and Prividium Ledger. ZKsync says it plans to add networks based on customer demand. It has also proposed a standardized public-chain deployment; activation, integration and fee parameters still require community-governance approval.
