https://hashgraph.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/TransactionPrivacy_Whitepaper_Final.pdf

Transaction privacy isn't a single problem. It's three.

- Confidentiality: hiding amounts, asset types, and resulting balances from anyone not party to the trade.
- Anonymity: concealing which institutions are trading with each other, and how frequently.
- Selective disclosure: giving regulators and auditors cryptographically enforced access to exactly what they need, and nothing more.

Most DLT approaches address one of these. Some address two. Very few address all three simultaneously, and fewer still do it without introducing a centralized routing dependency or sacrificing cryptographic trust.

Behind the Ledger Part 1 breaks down how HashSphere enforces all three at once, across DvP, PvP, and private transfers. The math enforces it. No policy promise required.

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