Privacy projectRenegade: On-chain dark pool. Technology: garbled-circuit MPC.
Renegade runs a dark pool where orders are matched under multi-party computation, so that no one, including the operators, sees an order before it executes, with zero-knowledge proofs confirming the match was valid. This is the most cryptographically serious answer to trading privacy on chain: not hiding the order in a queue, but making it unreadable while it is matched. It is live on Arbitrum and Base. Matching under MPC constrains order types and throughput compared with a transparent order book.
Key facts
- Entry type
- Privacy project
- Category
- On-chain dark pool
- Technology
- Garbled-circuit MPC (MPC-GC)
- Website
- renegade.fi
What is garbled-circuit mpc?
Several parties jointly evaluate a function over encrypted inputs using garbled circuits and secret sharing, so no single party ever holds the plaintext.
How it compares with the other approaches on latency, trust assumptions and fit is set out, with sources, in the technology taxonomy.
Private by design.
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