TrueFi is partnering with Keyring Network to integrate zero-knowledge (zk) verification across our product suite, including both tfBILLS and our soon-to-be relaunched credit vaults. This collaboration enables a more seamless and privacy-preserving way for verified users to access tokenized real-world assets and institutional credit directly on-chain.
Expanding Verified Access Across the TrueFi Ecosystem
At TrueFi, we are building real-world credit infrastructure for decentralized finance. Our platform supports tokenized U.S. Treasury bills through tfBILLS, as well as credit vaults that match institutional lenders and borrowers in a secure, compliant environment.
Bringing real-world assets on-chain requires more than just technical architecture. It also involves solving compliance and verification in a way that respects user privacy and preserves the principles of decentralization.
The Challenge: Verification Without Friction
Traditional KYC processes introduce significant friction. Users face slow onboarding, repetitive document requests, and centralized data collection. For protocols, storing sensitive information creates operational risk and added compliance burdens.
As adoption of tokenized assets grows, protocols need scalable and privacy-preserving solutions that remove these barriers.
The Solution: zkVerified Access via Keyring
With this integration, users can now prove that they have already been verified by trusted platforms such as Coinbase, Binance, Kraken or Revolut, without revealing personal data or linking their identity to their wallet.
How it works:
The user connects to TrueFi via Keyring Connect.
Keyring creates a zk-proof that the user has passed KYC elsewhere.
TrueFi smart contracts validate the proof and unlock access to tfBILLS or credit vaults.
No personal information is stored or shared, and no identity is linked to the wallet.
What This Unlocks
For tfBILLS:
Investors gain faster access to tokenized U.S. Treasuries while maintaining privacy and avoiding traditional brokerage requirements.
For Credit Vaults:
Borrowers and lenders can interact with verified counterparties through a system that protects user data and respects on-chain composability.
For TrueFi:
We can scale our platform without handling sensitive information, reduce onboarding friction, and meet compliance needs without compromising on decentralization.
Why This Matters for DeFi
As more institutions and assets move on-chain, the need for verification that respects both regulatory frameworks and crypto-native principles becomes critical. This partnership shows that compliance does not have to come at the cost of privacy or openness.
The future of DeFi is not anonymous nor is it fully doxxed. It is verified, compliant, and privacy-preserving by design.