Protocol-Level Controls
The first line of defense in Omnera isn’t a KYC form - it’s protocol-level guardrails.
Some examples:
Pre-funded model only Omnera is not a credit issuer. Users can only spend funds they’ve already deposited. This removes a huge surface area of classic card fraud and chargeback abuse.
Per-transaction and velocity limits Even in no-KYC mode, users are subject to caps, rate limits and velocity rules. These can be tuned per asset, risk band or region, without tying them to invasive identity files.
ZK validity + constraint proofs The same ZK-SNARK system that proves “this transaction is valid” can also encode “this transaction is within configured limits” - without exposing exact balances or full history. This combines enforcement with data minimization.
Omnera is not an “anything goes” black box. It’s a tightly bounded, rule-driven system that just happens to respect privacy.
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