ZKsync developer Matter Labs open-sources Prividium permissioning engine; Bundesbank tests DLT platform
ZKsync developer Matter Labs has open-sourced the permissioning engine of Prividium, its distributed ledger technology (DLT) platform for financial institutions. The Deutsche Bundesbank is testing the platform in its own infrastructure. Matter Labs stated that open-sourcing the engine allows institutions to run a permissioned chain from public code in their own environment, inspect and modify the core code, and reduce reliance on a single vendor.
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