Public blockchains broadcast every transaction. For a company running payroll, that would mean publishing every salary and who receives it. Tempo Zones enable private transactions. The relevant parties see the details, the public doesn't. Learn more in our docs:

"confidential" please! :)

that's nice overall, but doesn't it eliminate one of core purposes of crypto?

The best teams adapt fast when pressure hits. Same rule in this cycle. Currently tracking @krakenpro, @wallchain, and @qzino_official. Follow for the updates.

Stablechain

I can not revoke EIP-7702 delegation. I have enough PATHUSD in my wallet but transaction get error and shows me message like in screenshot. I changed RPC too but nothing changed. @tempo Can you help me?

This is exactly why we decoupled screening from data exposure. By using Tempo Zones for operations and anchoring only the keccak256 hash of our Ed25519 signatures to mainnet, enterprises can prove absolute compliance to auditors without leaking a single byte of payroll or PII.

This solves one of the biggest concerns businesses have with public chains.

Gtempo

Private payroll is the right user promise, but the buyer test is the audit trail. Finance still needs: who approved it, which policy matched, net amount paid, and what support can reveal if something fails. Privacy without an exception receipt just moves the trust gap.

love the focus on privacy!

or just let people know their salary was paid? some privacy gofundme vibes here.

that's exactly the kind of unlock miniapps bring to crypto - private transactions without sacrificing the utility of the public chain.