ZK dApps - Why, What and How?

Zero Knowledge Technology refers to an encryption technique where parties can verify information without having direct access to the information itself. In the Web3 world, this technology encompasses various services that utilize zero-knowledge proofs, commonly known as ZK dApps.

Join us in our journey to understand the components that make up a ZK dApp, breaking down into three parts:

• Why ZK dApps
• What does a ZK dApp consists of
• How to build a ZK dApp

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Savio Sou is a product manager of Noir, an open-source, Rust-based programming language for Aztec. Noir enables safe, seamless construction of privacy-preserving zero-knowledge circuits.
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Aztec is the first ever hybrid zkRollup, with two layers of zero knowledge circuits; one layer of zk to encrypt private user transactions and a second layer of zk to compress transactions, allowing Aztec to succinctly prove large bundles of encrypted state transitions.