The Baseline Protocol provides tools and libraries for enterprises to synchronize complex, multi-party business processes while maintaining data privacy. It uses zero-knowledge circuits to ensure data consistency across different systems of record in a verified state. This allows businesses to coordinate without revealing sensitive information.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Enterprises face challenges in coordinating complex, multi-party business processes while maintaining data privacy across different systems of record. Sharing sensitive data on shared databases or blockchains introduces risks and overhead.
Solution
The Baseline Protocol provides a set of tools and libraries that enable enterprises to synchronize complex, multi-party business processes and workflows with privacy, without moving sensitive data from their respective systems of record. It establishes a common frame of reference, allowing networked business processes to maintain data consistency and workflow continuity. Zero-knowledge circuits ensure data consistency across different systems of record in a verified state. The protocol leverages a permissionless public Consensus Controlled State Machine (CCSM) network to synchronize system state, enabling confidential and complex collaborations between enterprises.
Target Audience
The primary audience includes enterprises seeking to automate and synchronize business processes across multiple organizations while maintaining data privacy and security.
Features
- Enables synchronization of business processes across multiple parties without exposing sensitive data.
- Uses zero-knowledge circuits to ensure data consistency and verification.
- Supports integration with existing systems of record, including databases and state machines.
- Provides a common frame of reference for maintaining data consistency and workflow continuity.
- Offers a set of open-source tools and libraries for implementing the protocol.
- Includes specifications for Core, API, and CCSM components.
- Supports the use of a permissionless public Consensus Controlled State Machine (CCSM) network.