Gate News reports that on March 26, Privacy Computing Protocol Primus Labs announced a partnership with Brevis and BNB Chain to build a privacy-preserving identity layer on BNB Chain, aiming to bring real-world credit into the DeFi space. This identity layer will utilize zkTLS technology to directly authenticate Web2 data on users’ devices, including information such as the age of a CEX account, payment history, and minimum balance. By protecting user privacy, the system can generate verifiable proofs, enabling lower collateralization ratios and improved lending efficiency.
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