Hyli is a privacy‑first settlement protocol for European regulated financial institutions, using zero‑knowledge proofs to keep transaction data confidential while remaining auditable. It offers language‑agnostic SDKs and native cross‑chain and payment‑rail interoperability, enabling banks, fintechs, and payment providers to issue, transfer, and settle digital assets such as tokenized securities and stablecoins in compliance with EU regulations.
Funding
$3.4M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Regulated financial institutions in Europe must comply with strict data protection and reporting requirements, yet existing blockchain solutions expose transaction details or lack the ability to integrate with legacy systems, limiting the adoption of digital settlement and tokenization.
Solution
Hyli provides a confidential yet verifiable settlement protocol designed for European regulated actors. By leveraging zero‑knowledge proofs, Hyli enables institutions to issue, transfer, and settle digital assets—including stablecoins, tokenized securities, and CBDCs—without revealing sensitive transaction data. The protocol is interoperable across multiple blockchains, payment rails, and institutional networks, allowing seamless cross‑border settlements. Hyli’s architecture can be integrated in any programming language and adapts to existing compliance and data‑handling workflows, giving institutions a privacy‑first layer that remains auditable and regulator‑friendly.
Target Audience
Primary customers are European banks, payment service providers, fintech platforms, and regulated entities that require confidential, compliant settlement of digital assets.
Features
- Zero‑knowledge proof engine that ensures transaction confidentiality while providing cryptographic verification for auditors
- Language‑agnostic SDKs and APIs for easy integration with existing fintech stacks and legacy systems
- Native cross‑chain and cross‑rail interoperability enabling settlement between disparate blockchain networks and traditional payment infrastructures
- Scalable consensus design supporting high‑throughput settlement for institutional volumes
- Built‑in compliance modules that align with European regulatory frameworks for data protection and financial reporting
- Tokenization framework allowing privacy‑preserving issuance and transfer of asset‑backed tokens and stablecoins