Relayer Data Isolation

Principle

Relayer data isolation refers to the architectural design principle where relay nodes in a decentralized network are prevented from accessing or correlating sensitive user or transaction data. This ensures that intermediaries facilitating transaction broadcasting or message relay cannot compromise the privacy of the underlying information. Cryptographic techniques like encryption, zero-knowledge proofs, and secure multi-party computation are often employed. The objective is to limit information exposure to relayers. This protects user anonymity and transactional confidentiality.