TL;DR:
- The new technological layer of the REAL platform operates on top of the public Layer 1 network and settles its transactions directly on Ethereum.
- The privacy environment utilizes the Prividium infrastructure developed by ZKsync to keep participant positions confidential.
- The protocol’s dual-validator architecture combines technical validators with risk assessors, insurers, and credit agencies.
The blockchain infrastructure platform REAL has integrated a confidential execution layer to support regulated financial institutions in real-world asset (RWA) markets. With this integration, they aim to resolve data privacy issues that limit the entry of traditional capital into decentralized networks.
REAL is launching a confidential execution layer for institutional onchain finance.
Built using @zksync's Prividium, the new private chain runs parallel to REAL's public Layer 1 giving banks, asset managers, and funds the privacy controls they need to operate onchain.
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— Real (@RealFinOfficial) June 30, 2026
Official information indicates that the new tool runs alongside REAL’s public Layer 1 network. This technical approach guarantees that corporate data remains hidden while the final settlement occurs transparently on the Ethereum mainnet.
The visibility of balances on public chains represents a strict limitation for institutional treasury strategies. For this reason, the confidential environment allows companies to manage portfolios and distribute dividends without exposing their strategic information to direct competitors.
The technical development relies on Prividium technology, a zero-knowledge privacy framework created by ZKsync. The project developers explained that this structure allows the generation of cryptographic proofs that demonstrate the validity of a transaction without revealing the wallets involved.
Infrastructure oriented toward institutional compliance
The system architecture is designed to adapt to asset management and private banking workflows. The protocol includes a selective disclosure system that facilitates the work of compliance teams and external auditors.
Through this functionality, financial regulators can access historical data when required by local regulations. REAL’s report indicates that this combination reduces supervision costs and eliminates the need to operate exclusively within private networks isolated from the global market.
The platform complements this layer with a dual-validator structure based on Cosmos Tendermint. In this operating model, technical nodes process the network’s blocks while business validators verify the legitimacy of the tokenized assets.
Token issuers can manage the entire lifecycle of financial instruments under this unified environment. The integration of insurers and risk rating agencies within the technical consensus could accelerate the issuance of tokenized deposits during the second half of this year.
The REAL technical team has scheduled an external security audit to evaluate Prividium’s smart contracts before the close of the current quarter.
