The Zero-knowledge protocol, AZTEC, allows a user to determine if a statement about certain data is true without revealing the data. It is one of the many privacy solutions available for blockchains that aren’t privacy-centric like Ethereum. This way, companies that want to use the blockchain but are worried about the privacy status can activate the protocol. Not too long ago, JPMorgan debuted a private blockchain, Quorum.
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