// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT pragma solidity ^0.8.0; import "bls12377.sol"; // Hypothetical library for BLS12-377 import "kzg.sol"; // Hypothetical library for KZG Commitments import "plonk.sol"; // Hypothetical library for PLONK contract ShieldContract { // Trusted setup parameters for KZG Commitments KZG.SetupParameters kzgSetup; // Trusted setup parameters for PLONK PLONK.SetupParameters plonkSetup; constructor(KZG.SetupParameters memory _kzgSetup, PLONK.SetupParameters memory _plonkSetup) { kzgSetup = _kzgSetup; plonkSetup = _plonkSetup; } // This function allows a user to submit a proof without revealing their transaction details. function submitProof( KZG.Commitment memory commitment, PLONK.Proof memory proof, uint256 publicInput ) public { // Verify the commitment using KZG require(KZG.verify(kzgSetup, commitment), "KZG Commitment verification failed"); // Verify the zero knowledge proof using PLONK require(PLONK.verify(plonkSetup, proof, publicInput), "PLONK proof verification failed"); // If both verifications pass, execute the transaction (details hidden) executeShieldedTransaction(commitment, proof, publicInput); } function executeShieldedTransaction( KZG.Commitment memory commitment, PLONK.Proof memory proof, uint256 publicInput ) internal { // Decode hidden data from the proof or commitment // This is extremely simplified; in reality decoding might be more involved address sender = decodeSender(commitment, proof); address recipient = decodeRecipient(commitment, proof); uint256 amount = decodeAmount(commitment, proof); // Check additional conditions (e.g., sufficient balance) require(tokenBalance[sender] >= amount, "Insufficient balance"); // Update state securely based on hidden data tokenBalance[sender] -= amount; tokenBalance[recipient] += amount; // Optionally emit an event for the transaction emit ShieldedTransfer(sender, recipient, amount); } }
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