Delayed Disclosure

Disclosure

Delayed Disclosure refers to a cryptographic technique where a piece of information is initially committed in a hidden yet verifiable manner, with its full content revealed only at a later, predetermined time or upon a specific condition. This method ensures that all parties commit to their actions or values simultaneously, preventing any participant from gaining an unfair advantage through early observation. It separates the act of commitment from the act of revelation. The information remains secret until the designated moment.