Private Verification for Institutional Finance.
MirrorZKP lets funds, trading desks, asset managers, and financial institutions prove collateral, performance, and other financial claims without exposing the proprietary intelligence behind them.
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The Disclosure Problem
Blind Trust
Accept claim at face value.
“We control sufficient collateral.”
“Our strategy returned 24% last year.”
“Assets exceed the required threshold.”
Prove the Claim
A fund can prove that it controls sufficient collateral without revealing every position. A trading desk can prove that a performance threshold was achieved without publishing every trade. An institution can prove that assets exceed a required amount without exposing its entire balance sheet. A portfolio can prove that it satisfies a defined risk constraint without revealing its composition. The verifier receives evidence about the claim.
The institution keeps the intelligence behind it private.
Proofs can be generated from sensitive financial inputs while allowing counterparties to verify the resulting claim instead of receiving the underlying positions, balances, or transaction history.
Private financial data sent to verifier
0 bytes
Where the configured proof flow does not require disclosure.
Simple Integration
Request a proof, verify the result, and use it inside counterparty onboarding, etc.
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[...] Financial claim verified.
Extensible Claims
Start with common collateral, asset, performance, eligibility, or risk claims, or define a custom condition for your institution.
Custom Circuit Deployment
10-36h
From requirement to production.
The Team
Why MirrorZKP
Traditional financial verification assumes that confidence comes from access to the underlying records. But institutions often need to prove only a specific fact: Enough collateral.
A verified track record.
A required level of assets.
A risk constraint that remains satisfied.
An eligibility threshold that has been met.
Mirror turns those facts into programmable, cryptographically verifiable claims.
Built for Institutional Markets
Funds & Asset Managers
Proprietary Trading Firms
Institutional Trading Desks
Prime Brokers & Credit Providers
Fund Administrators & Financial Service Providers
Institutional On-Chain Markets
FAQ
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What is a zero-knowledge financial proof?
A zero-knowledge financial proof uses cryptography to demonstrate that a defined financial statement or condition is true without necessarily exposing all of the underlying financial information to the verifier. For example, an institution could prove that eligible collateral exceeds a required threshold without revealing every asset it holds.
Can Mirror prove a fund’s track record without revealing every trade?
Mirror can be used to prove defined historical-performance conditions from appropriate underlying data without requiring the verifier to receive the complete trade history. The precise proof architecture depends on the performance claim, data source, and verification requirements.
Can Mirror be used for proof of collateral?
Yes. A proof can demonstrate that eligible assets or collateral satisfy a defined threshold while keeping unrelated balances, positions, accounts, or holdings private. The exact architecture depends on how the underlying assets and data are authenticated.
How is this different from proof of reserves?
Proof of reserves generally focuses on demonstrating the existence or control of specified assets. Mirror's verification model is broader: a proof can represent a defined condition about collateral, assets, performance, eligibility, risk, or another financial property. The appropriate data sources and liabilities methodology still depend on the specific use case.
Does Mirror replace financial diligence or audit?
No. Mirror is verification infrastructure. It can reduce the amount of private information that needs to be exchanged to verify a defined condition, but it does not eliminate an institution's diligence, audit, governance, legal, or risk-management responsibilities.
Can Mirror support custom institutional requirements?
Yes. Institutions can define conditions specific to a mandate, counterparty policy, risk framework, transaction, or market. Those requirements can then be implemented as custom proof logic where technically appropriate.
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