Enclave Protocol

The Enclave is a privacy swaps and transactions protocol on Ethereum network.

Nowadays, to anonymize cryptocurrencies, special mixers are used. Anonymization in such mixers are done by mixing funds of one participant with others. Thus, the connection between your transactions is erased, which allows you to maintain the anonymity of your funds. This method is far from being a convenient solution.

The Enclave made anonymity easy, simple, fast and available for anyone. Using it you’ll stay anonymous even while using popular DEX platforms like Uniswap and Balancer.

Existing mixers have a bunch of core problems, namely:

- Speed — you need quite a long time in order to be sure in a sufficient level of anonymity;

- Separate service — to make your trade anonymous, you need firstly to put ETH to an existing mixed for several days (or even weeks), and only after get your ETH from the service and go to the swap platform;

- Large transactions — when impressive funds pass through the mixer, they are still accumulated on several accounts during withdrawal, which opens a possibility for anyone to track the user who used the anonymization service;

• Centralization — some mixers have centralized management, which leaves developers with the ability to manipulate other people’s funds. So people resort to various transfers to various gaming platforms in order to launder their money, which can be quite risky.

The Enclave provides a solution to all of the problems mentioned:

- Speed — transactions are instant, there is no need to wait;

- Unified service — you can do anonymous swaps on one platform, no separate mixer is needed;

- Large transactions — protocol negates the risk of de-anonymization by splitting transaction into several small ones with the random size, it will be almost impossible to connect your txes;

• Centralization — after the audit the Enclave will de renounced, so it will not be governed by anyone from the development team.

Learn more https://enclave.systems/doctrine