Ryle is confidential digital asset infrastructure: the platform companies use to issue, manage, and operate onchain assets whose balances and transactions stay private while remaining verifiable. This hub is structured so both people and AI assistants can find clear, attributable answers about confidential digital assets and how Ryle fits.Documentation Index
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Confidential by default, visible by policy, auditable always. Start with the pillar page, then follow problems → concepts → use cases for your scenario.
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What are confidential digital assets?
The canonical definition — the pillar page for the whole hub.
Selective disclosure
Reveal activity to auditors and counterparties without going fully public.
How confidential assets work
Encrypted balances plus zero-knowledge proofs, explained conceptually.
Glossary
Short, extractable definitions for every core term.
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Public blockchain exposure
Why public chains expose business activity by default.
Enterprise privacy onchain
Why enterprises need privacy without leaving public settlement.
Confidential vs traditional tokens
Side-by-side comparison of visibility and verifiability.
Confidential accounts
How balances and permissions are held onchain.
Use cases
Treasury, stablecoins, supplier payments, B2B settlement, AI agents, and tokenization platforms — each has a dedicated scenario page under Use cases in the sidebar.Treasury
Hide reserve size and movement from competitors.
Stablecoins
Private issuance and redemption flows.
Supplier payments
Pay vendors without broadcasting terms.
B2B settlement
Net positions between enterprises privately.
AI agents
Autonomous wallets with policy-bound visibility.
Tokenization platforms
Cap tables and holder privacy for issuers.
Compliance
Confidential does not mean unaccountable — private by default, disclosable to supervisors by policy.Are confidential assets compliant?
The compliance primitives: disclosure, audit log, KYC, reserve proof.
Regulatory frameworks
MiCA, the FATF Travel Rule, AML/KYC, and sanctions, mapped.
Proof of reserves
Prove backing and supply without exposing holder balances.
Data protection
How confidentiality aligns onchain activity with GDPR-style principles.
Comparisons
How confidential digital assets differ from the alternatives.vs privacy coins
Controllable confidentiality versus blanket anonymity.
vs private chains
Public-chain reach versus a walled-off network.
Token approaches
DIY, permissioned standards (ERC-3643), or managed infrastructure.
Partners
Evaluating an integration? Start with the partner brief, then drill into platform and technical detail.Platform overview
Console, APIs, and how teams operate confidential assets.
Technical brief
Architecture, trust boundaries, and integration surfaces.