Zama, the FHE encryption privacy protocol, has announced a partnership with Hypernative, an on-chain security company, to expand its continuous on-chain monitoring capabilities. In a tweet, Zama said the collaboration further supplements its "Compliance by Design" architecture. Hypernative's on-chain monitoring and automated response platform has been deployed across Zama's privacy wrapper contracts, underlying contracts, and DeFi protocols, offering protocol operators real-time visibility while preserving the privacy of assets and transactions. Hypernative's Transaction Guard will also integrate privacy token support, enabling pre-execution simulation of transactions.
Zama Extends Real-Time On-Chain Monitoring With Hypernative
Zama, the FHE-based encryption privacy protocol, has announced a partnership with Hypernative, an on-chain security company, to expand real-time monitoring across its infrastructure. The collaboration extends the protocol's "Compliance by Design" architecture and expands its continuous on-chain monitoring.
Hypernative's on-chain monitoring and automated response platform is already deployed across Zama's privacy wrapper contracts, underlying contracts, and DeFi protocols. The setup provides protocol operators with real-time visibility while preserving the privacy of assets and transactions.
Hypernative's Transaction Guard will also be extended with privacy token support, enabling pre-execution simulation. That lets transactions be tested before they actually execute on-chain.
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