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A client-side address format specification for privacy-preserving tokens using zk-SNARK optimized cryptography.
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- Update eip number to assigned 8091 - Update discussions-to URL
Add documentation for potential extended use cases of the encryption public key beyond note encryption, including private messaging, encrypted metadata, cross-protocol notifications, and wallet-to-wallet communication. This addresses community feedback about whether the encryption key should be restricted to note encryption only or support general-purpose encryption. The update clarifies that implementations are free to extend the key usage while providing privacy considerations for such extensions.
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This EIP defines a standardized client-side privacy address format for privacy-preserving tokens on Ethereum. The format uses a versioned prefix (
pv+ version number) to support cryptographic evolution and future upgrades.Privacy Version 1 (pv1) is the initial version defined by this standard, using the Baby Jubjub elliptic curve for zk-SNARK optimization. Future versions (pv2, pv3, etc.) MAY adopt different cryptographic schemes, such as post-quantum resistant algorithms.
The format is designed for privacy-preserving token protocols, including native privacy tokens, dual-mode tokens, and wrapper protocols that add privacy capabilities to existing ERC-20 tokens.
Key Characteristics:
By standardizing the privacy address format at the client level, this proposal enables interoperability between privacy-preserving dApps and seamless privacy asset transfers across the Ethereum ecosystem.