Today, Violet has unveiled its permissionless Compliance as a Service suite, allowing any builder to access Violet as a public infrastructure service without fees. The suite, developed at the intersection of compliance and on-chain finance, consists of four key products:
- VioletID: A privacy-preserving compliance credential that is composable and reusable across chains.
- AML Protection: Providing comprehensive anti-money laundering guarantees, including know-your-customer (KYC), know-your-transaction (KYT), sanctions list checks, and more.
- Geofencing: Enabling the blocking of user access from specific countries at the protocol level.
- Sybil: Leveraging VioletID’s proof of humanity to prevent Sybil attacks.
Violet seamlessly orchestrates various compliance primitives, encompassing AML functions, sanctions lists, KYC/B, KYT, geofencing, and authentication. The user-friendly interface is available on-chain, facilitating easy integration without requiring prior compliance knowledge. All Violet products are designed for plug-and-play functionality.
Notably, Violet prioritizes privacy, ensuring that all compliance products adhere to the highest data protection standards. No personally identifiable information is ever stored on-chain, aligning with Violet’s commitment to privacy.
By FCCT Editorial Team
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