Ernst & Young meluncurkan EY Blockchain Privacy Sandbox, mendukung pengembangan kontrak pintar privasi di jaringan EVM

Odaily Star Planet Daily News “Big Four” accounting firm Ernst & Young has announced the launch of the EY Blockchain Privacy Sandbox, a web-based development environment designed to help businesses and developers experiment with privacy-preserving smart contracts on public chains compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine. It is reported that this sandbox environment is based on the open-source technology Starlight, allowing developers to convert standard Solidity smart contracts into applications with privacy protection features while retaining the original contract logic, and providing explorative, replicable, and modifiable example projects to accelerate proof-of-concept development.

Currently, the EY Blockchain Privacy Sandbox is mainly used for experimentation and validation, supporting businesses in assessing the feasibility of privacy smart contracts, testing functions, and validating application scenarios before formally integrating Starlight to complete the verification process. EY stated that the tool lowers the technical barrier for conducting privacy experiments on public chains by providing an easy-to-use web environment. Starlight, as the underlying ZKP compiler, has been open-sourced, and developers can integrate privacy features through its GitHub repository. As businesses’ demand for protecting data privacy on public chains increases, the attention to zero-knowledge proof technology continues to rise. Relevant reports indicate that the global ZKP market is expected to reach approximately $7.6 billion by 2033. (PRNewswire)