By combining these two blockchain models into a single L1, Findora leverages the capabilities of both: the EVM layer for programmability and the UTXO for privacy.

The EVM layer, AKA the Smart Chain, makes Findora compatible with other EVM chains like Ethereum, Polygon, and BNB Chain and creates a developer-friendly environment. Developers on Findora can build dApps with Solidity, a language many are already familiar with. To integrate privacy features, they simply need to use the SDK to call functions from the UTXO side.

The UTXO layer, on the other hand, uses Rust. It employs advanced zero-knowledge proofs to create privacy functions like confidential transactions which protect the token amount and token type. Once Discreet Labs implements the upcoming “triple-masking” feature, the UTXO side will also be able to protect wallet addresses sending and receiving tokens or NFTs.

By combing an EVM layer with a UTXO chain, Findora gives developers a platform that has Ethereum-like programmability and next-level privacy functions.

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