Marlin has announced an exciting partnership with Three Protocol. Three Protocol is a project focused on building secure, private, and fraud-resistant tools for eCommerce. This partnership is intended to improve Three Protocol’s decentralized marketplaces, such as Jobs3, by utilizing Marlin’s optimized verifiable computing capabilities.

Three Protocol Leverages ZKPs for Enhanced Data Privacy and On-Chain Reputations

Three Protocol incorporates ZKPs into its system using ZKi3s to enable asset owners to manage their data while creating on-chain reputations without requiring KYC measures. This solution helps users to remain anonymous while engaging in markets through decentralized platforms in a very effective way.

Marlin’s Kalypso, which is a marketplace specifically for producing ZKPs, can be incredibly valuable to Three Protocol by granting access to a plethora of reputable hardware providers. This may potentially lead to lower costs and time needed to produce ZKPs for the ZKi3s hence making the whole process more efficient and less costly.

In addition, Marlin’s Oyster platform ensures computation within Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) This platform also offers additional benefits for Three Protocol. Oyster could be deployed to improve the security of Three Protocol’s Tri-Proof smart contracts. By performing critical computations in TEEs, Marlin’s technology might also offer an additional layer of security against possible malicious acts, potentially strengthening the protection of users’ transactions and data.

Marlin and Three Protocol to Set New Standards in Decentralized eCommerce

The Marlin ZKP generation and TEE features combined with Three Protocol ZKi3s and Tri-Proof Smart Contracts offer an advanced solution to enhancing privacy, safety, and transactional speed in decentralized markets. Such collaboration should pave way for products and services that would make decentralized commerce better, safer and more convenient for end-users.

Marlin and Three Protocol welcome this tie as the two firms stand to benefit from the partnership. They consider themselves as stakeholders who are willing to delve deeper into discovering every potential that this particular alliance can bring, with the long-term vision of improving the state of decentralized eCommerce protection and privacy. These companies will seek not only to create new levels of privacy and security for participants but also establish new benchmarks for the decentralized economy’s speed as it continues to expand.