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Enygma Payment is a privacy-preserving payment system built into the Rayls blockchain ecosystem. It allows users to transfer shielded ERC-20 tokens between Rayls Nodes (RNs) with full privacy. It leverages cryptographic primitives like Pedersen commitments, zk-SNARKs, and post-quantum encryption to ensure:

  • Confidentiality: Sender, recipient, and amount are hidden from public view.
  • Anonymity: Transactions are shielded across the network.
  • Auditability: Only authorized auditors (e.g., Subnet Operators) can view full transaction data.
  • Compliance: Enforces KYC and auditability while maintaining privacy.

Enygma is ideal for financial institutions needing private token transfers, such as CBDC distribution, confidential settlement, or internal ledgering.

How to Use

  1. Single Transfer – A → B

Scenario:
Alice (on RN A) sends 10 private tokens to Bob (on RN B).


await tokenOnPLA.crossTransfer(
  [signerB.address], [10], [chainIdB], [[]]
);

Outcome:

  • Alice’s wrapped token balance decreases (e.g., from 1000 to 990)
  • Bob receives 10 tokens on RN B.

  1. Multi-Recipient Transfer – A → B, C, D

Scenario:

  • Alice (on RN A) sends 5 private tokens each to:
  • Bob (RN B)
  • Carol (RN C)
  • Dan (RN D)
  • Emma (RN E)
  • Frank (RN F)
await tokenOnPLA.crossTransfer(
  [signerB.address, signerC.address, signerD.address, signerE.address, signerF.address],
  [5, 5, 5, 5, 5],
  [chainIdB, chainIdC, chainIdD, chainIdE, chainIdF],
  [[], [], [], [], []]
);

Outcome:

  • Total of 25 tokens are burned from Alice's balance (1000 → 975).
  • Each recipient on their respective Rayls Node receives 5 Enygma tokens.
  • Reference ID is emitted to track this grouped operation.
  • All five destination PLs:
    • Deploy the correct wrapped token contract.
    • Mint tokens to the specified recipient.
  • The process is atomic, ensuring either all recipients receive the tokens or none.

  1. Multi-Sender → Bidirectional Transfer in Same Block – A → B–F and B → A–F

Scenario:
In a single block:

  • Alice (RN A) sends tokens to Bob, Carol, Dan, Emma, and Frank (RNs B–F).
  • Bob (RN B) sends tokens to Alice and the same group (C–F) in return.

This simulates multi-party net settlement, useful for financial clearing or bilateral agreements in real-time.

const txAtoB = await tokenOnPLA.crossTransfer(
  [signerB.address, signerC.address, signerD.address, signerE.address, signerF.address],
  [100, 2, 2, 2, 2],
  [chainIdB, chainIdC, chainIdD, chainIdE, chainIdF],
  [[], [], [], [], []]
);

const txBtoA = await tokenOnPLB.crossTransfer(
  [signerA.address, signerC.address, signerD.address, signerE.address, signerF.address],
  [1, 1, 1, 1, 1],
  [chainIdA, chainIdC, chainIdD, chainIdE, chainIdF],
  [[], [], [], [], []]
);

await txAtoB.wait();
await txBtoA.wait();

Outcome:

  • Total movement from RN A:
    108 tokens (100 to B + 2×4 to C–F) burned
  • Total movement from RN B:
    5 tokens (1 each to A and C–F) burned
  • Final net balances:
    • Alice (RN A):
      975 - 108 + 1 = 868
    • Bob (RN B):
      5 (previous) + 100 (from A) - 5 (sent) = 100
  • All balances across C–F increment accordingly by +1 from Bob and +2 from Alice (net +3).
  • The entire operation is atomic, cryptographically secured with Enygma commitments, and finalized within the same block context.

Updated 3 days ago