Institutional thesis

Portable income trust for cross-border housing and sponsor decisions.

The showroom frames the Zcash passport as an institutional layer for international renting and sponsorship: the holder proves capacity and policy fit without turning the underlying financial dossier into a circulating document.

SpherePublic showroom
CorridorZcash income passport policy
ModelInstitutional layer
  • Designed for mobility corridors where the holder is reviewed abroad.
  • Built to reduce abusive deposits and subjective risk reading by verifiers.
  • Privacy is applied end-to-end, from holder intake through institutional audit.

Privacy model

Privacy model

Attestations are checked inside the holder environment and the witness is derived locally before anything is handed to the verifier.

  • The holder device checks issuer signature, integrity, and freshness before proving.
  • The proof bundle is assembled after local witness derivation, not before it.
  • The verifier never receives raw financial records to make the decision.

Verification model

Verification model

The reviewer receives a short, readable packet that is enough to confirm policy, validity window, and cryptographic trail without requesting a full financial dossier.

  • Minimum disclosure tied to the decision, not broad exposure of context.
  • Policy binding and receipt references stay legible for later review.
  • Approvals rely on proof plus receipt instead of ad-hoc paperwork.

Verification stack

Verification stack

The technical layer shows up as trust support: Halo2 circuits, IPA verification, selective disclosure, and shielded anchoring on Zcash.

  • Halo2 circuits bind the holder witness to a policy-aware statement.
  • IPA verification keeps verifier workflows compact and browser-friendly.
  • Shielded Orchard anchoring records the decision trail without breaking holder privacy.