What if blockchains respected your privacy by default?

Right now, every time you interact with a smart contract, you leak data. Inputs are public. Execution is exposed.

But FHE changes that.
With Fully Homomorphic Encryption, smart contracts can compute on encrypted inputs.
Not decrypted. Not exposed. Not vulnerable.

Zama is making this real.

1/ FHE vs ZK: not competitors, but complements.

ZK proves that something is true without revealing the data.
FHE lets you use that data — encrypted — in logic and computation.

Think:

Private vault strategies

Secure AI agents on wallet metadata

DAO votes that preserve full anonymity

Private auctions + reputation layers

It’s encrypted compute. It’s working.

2/ Zama isn't shipping theory. They're shipping infrastructure.

🚀 Public testnet = live now
🔐 On-chain runtime with encrypted inputs/outputs
🚫 No need to decrypt — ever
📆 Mainnet & $ZAMA coming late 2025

If zk was the proof layer, FHE is the compute layer.
#ZamaCreatorProgram @zama

State-of-the-art open-source cryptography to protect privacy with Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE).