Aptos Labs said Confidential APT has gone live on the Aptos mainnet, adding an optional privacy feature for onchain transfers. Under the design described in the announcement, balances and transfer amounts are encrypted onchain, while validators verify zero-knowledge proofs to confirm that a transfer is valid without seeing the exact amount. Wallet addresses remain public. The feature is opt-in rather than mandatory, which means users can choose whether to use it. Aptos Labs framed the rollout as a way to keep transfers publicly verifiable without publicly revealing the underlying amount data. The update was reported by ChainCatcher.
Aptos Labs said Confidential APT is now live on the Aptos mainnet, according to ChainCatcher.
Under the feature, balances and transfer amounts are encrypted onchain. Validators check zero-knowledge proofs to verify that a transfer is valid without viewing the specific amount.
Addresses remain public. Confidential APT is fully opt-in, allowing public verification without public disclosure of the amount data.
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