COTI V2 Documentation
  • Welcome
  • Networks
    • Faucet
    • Contracts Addresses
    • Adding the COTI Network to Metamask
  • How COTI Works
    • Introduction
      • EVM Introduction
      • Conceptual Overview
      • Use Cases and Applications
      • COTI Architecture
    • Advanced Topics
      • Garbled Circuits
      • AES Keys
      • Precompiles
      • Whitepaper
      • COTI vs others
  • Build on COTI
    • Core Concepts
      • Account Onboarding Procedure
      • Private Data Types
      • Supported Operations on Private Data Types
    • Quickstart
    • Guides
      • Basic Private Smart Contract
      • Account Onboard
      • Sending a Transaction with Encrypted Inputs
      • Resolving a Transaction's Encrypted Outputs
      • Writing a Private Smart Contract
      • Dos and Don'ts
        • Proper Use of Types
        • No Constant/Immutable Secret Types
        • No Public Contract Variables
      • Best Practices
        • Careful Onboarding
        • Careful Decrypting
        • Don't loop over an array without an index
        • Check Overflow
    • Tools
      • TypeScript SDK
      • Ethers.js
      • Python SDK
      • Web3.py
      • Contracts Library
        • MPC Core
        • Data Privacy Framework
        • Tokens
          • Private ERC20
          • Private ERC721
        • Onboard
      • Hardhat
      • Remix Plugin
      • COTI MetaMask Snap
      • Developer Sandbox
  • Running a COTI Node
    • COTI Node Ecosystem Litepaper
  • COTI Bridge
    • Swap COTI V1 Funds to COTI V2
  • Support and Community
    • Glossary
    • Telegram
    • Discord
    • GitHub
    • X
    • YouTube
  • COTI Builders Program
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  1. How COTI Works

Introduction

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Privacy is a critical concern in blockchain technology, where the transparency of decentralized networks conflicts with the confidentiality users often expect. Unlike traditional systems with access controls and encryption, blockchain platforms—particularly the EVM—lack built-in privacy, exposing all data across the network. This openness can deter users and industries that require discretion, risking data exposure and regulatory issues. To address these challenges, COTI is introducing to enable private transactions, balancing blockchain transparency with the confidentiality essential for broader adoption, regulatory compliance, and respect for user privacy.

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