Sui said in a post on X that fully transparent payment amounts remain a barrier for businesses considering onchain payments. The network argued that companies would not put payroll or supplier payments onchain if those amounts were publicly visible. To address that issue, Sui said its confidential transfer feature keeps transfer amounts private while still preserving visibility for issuers and compliance teams. The company added that these transfers can still be settled on a public blockchain. The statement frames privacy and selective visibility as a way to support enterprise payment use cases without moving settlement away from public-chain infrastructure.
Sui said in a post on X that businesses would not move payroll or supplier payments onchain if payment amounts were publicly visible.
According to the post, Sui’s confidential transfers keep transfer amounts private while allowing issuers and compliance teams to retain visibility, with settlement completed on a public blockchain.
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