🤖 AI Summary
This paper addresses the fundamental tension between privacy preservation and regulatory compliance in smart wallets. Method: We propose a privacy-first, verifiably compliant UTXO-based smart wallet system featuring: (i) a novel invitation-only private onboarding mechanism; (ii) a two-tiered compliance framework comprising zero-knowledge proofs (“proofs of innocence”) attesting that users are absent from sanction lists, and Bloom-filter–based probabilistic ancestor commitment tracing for lightweight, off-chain verifiable UTXO-chain state auditing; and (iii) encrypted Blob storage, UTXO state compression, and Base L2–enabled lightweight interaction. Contributions/Results: Private transfers and compliance checks complete in under one second on consumer-grade laptops; ZKP generation overhead is low; on-chain L2 transaction costs are minimal; and strong unlinkability and contact privacy are rigorously guaranteed.
📝 Abstract
We propose a privacy-preserving smart wallet with a novel invitation-based private onboarding mechanism. The solution integrates two levels of compliance in concert with an authority party: a proof of innocence mechanism and an ancestral commitment tracking system using bloom filters for probabilistic UTXO chain states. Performance analysis demonstrates practical efficiency: private transfers with compliance checks complete within seconds on a consumer-grade laptop, and overall with proof generation remaining low. On-chain costs stay minimal, ensuring affordability for all operations on Base layer 2 network. The wallet facilitates private contact list management through encrypted data blobs while maintaining transaction unlinkability. Our evaluation validates the approach's viability for privacy-preserving, compliance-aware digital payments with minimized computational and financial overhead.