Brevis has expanded its partnership with BNB Chain to build a new privacy infrastructure for blockchain users. This update was shared by Brevis in a post on X.
The goal is simple. Give users more control over what they share on chain. Brevis says this new privacy infrastructure goes beyond early privacy tools that simply hide transactions. Focused on smarter, more flexible privacy.
At the center of this effort is a new product called Intelligent Privacy Pool. Brevis is building this with 0xbowio and plans to launch it on the BNB chain soon. This is the first real-time use of a broad privacy framework.
đ Brevis has partnerships with: @BNBChain To redefine your privacy infrastructure
We are building a generalized privacy framework that goes beyond first generation transaction hiding.
Our first implementation is a soon-to-be-launched Intelligent Privacy Pool in collaboration with: @0xbowio 𧾠pic.twitter.com/4Xg1qB3jI7
â Brevis (@brevis_zk) January 15, 2026
A smarter way to secure on-chain activity
Early privacy tools like Tornado Cash focused on one task: They hid where the money came from and where it went. Brevis says modern zero-knowledge technologies allow for much more.
The team uses three ideas to explain privacy: The first is privacy. This means protecting things like transactions, user characteristics, or how code is executed. The second is the unmask rule. This defines whether the system can make data public and who controls that access. The third is target users. This determines who can use privacy tools in the first place.
This approach opens up new use cases. Users can verify their credentials without showing their wallet. Transactions may remain private, but they still follow rules. Prediction markets can run private models based on public results. The data remains private and can also be used to train AI systems.
First-generation privacy tools like Tornado Cash can only do one thing: hide transactions.
Modern ZK unlocks even more. Payment privacy is now much more intelligent and configurable. And a whole new category of privacy applications becomes possible.
â Brevis (@brevis_zk) January 15, 2026
Intelligent Privacy Pool shows how this works in practice. Users can deposit and withdraw assets to a new address without any visible on-chain link. The difference is access control.
Users prove their credentials in two ways: One is through on-chain history verified by the Brevis ZK data coprocessor. The other uses zkTLS to prove control of verified exchange accounts without sharing identity details.
We consider personal information protection from three aspects.
1âŁPrivacy target: What is protected (transactions, user properties, calculation processes)
2âŁUnmasking Protocol: How can it be disclosed and by whom?
3âŁTarget users: People who have access to the privacy protection mechanismâ Brevis (@brevis_zk) January 15, 2026
This expanded privacy infrastructure points to a future where privacy and compliance can coexist. For BNB Chain, it strengthens the push for advanced blockchain use cases. It provides users with a more secure way to interact on-chain without giving up control.
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