A privacy L2 on Ethereum with a stateless architecture for transfers and payments. Achieving hyper-scaling and privacy at the same time.
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Encryption you trust today has an expiry date.
INTMAX3 stores balances as lattice commitments, so the hardness of keeping an amount private is lattice-based rather than elliptic-curve-based, while the verification layer still confirms a channel update without opening it.
State
A payment you made in 2019 is still public today.
Chile just ended anonymous prepaid phone lines, and 1/5 of mobile lines are there.
Identity requirements arrive one layer at a time, and each layer can read records that were already written.
INTMAX3 keeps balances
A business cannot accept payment on a public cold wallet.
Every sale would publish its revenue, its customers, and its margins.
INTMAX knows that and settles transfers without putting amounts or counterparties on the chain, so a merchant gets paid without opening the books.
Tech Tuesday
Hiding a balance from the network is the easy half. Hiding it from your counterparty is the other story.
Three parties never see your balance inside an INTMAX3 channel: the other members you share it with, the verification layer that checks each update, and the L1
