Findora

Findora Foundation is a ledger technology company headquartered in Stanford, California, founded in 2017. It develops a public, decentralized blockchain system that emphasizes transactional privacy while allowing users to mask their data. Rooted in advanced cryptographic research, including zero-knowledge proofs and multi-party computation, Findora enables users to conduct transactions and manage assets with a focus on privacy and selective disclosure. Unlike traditional public blockchains, which expose transaction details, Findora's technology allows users to conceal specific data fields while ensuring that authorized parties, such as regulators, can access necessary information. This innovative approach not only enhances data security but also supports a wide range of financial applications and identity authentication scenarios, thereby expanding its potential use cases in the evolving landscape of digital finance.