Sui announced it will implement privacy by default across all stablecoin transactions on its network, according to Adeniyi Abiodun, founder of the blockchain and CEO of Mysten Labs. The feature has already been deployed on testnet and the team plans to bring it to mainnet “very soon“, with projections to expand toward assets such as the SUI token and, at a later stage, toward tokenized bonds and equities.
Abiodun noted that the transparency inherent to blockchain — its defining attribute — is also its greatest obstacle to mass adoption, as it exposes the complete financial history of users to anyone with internet access. Under the new scheme, only the sender and the receiver will be able to view the amounts of each transaction, preventing the rest of the history from being visible to third parties.
BREAKING💥
PRIVATE TRANSACTIONS ARE COMING TO SUI MAINNET VERY, VERY SOON pic.twitter.com/2LxDIx3xXC
— Adeniyi.sui (@EmanAbio) May 22, 2026
However, auditors and regulators will be able to access transactions when necessary, a distinction Abiodun summarizes as “privacy that works“. This approach seeks to differentiate SUI from traditional privacy coins such as Monero and Zcash, which offer full anonymity and have faced delistings on major exchanges under regulatory pressure. Sui’s proposal attempts to occupy a middle ground: protecting users’ financial privacy without clashing with existing regulatory frameworks.
Source:Â https://x.com/EmanAbio/status/2057930279629602924
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