Zero knowledge proof hardware accelerator card (computing card)  Model: LY-T4000

Application industry 1. Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Privacy transaction: Verify the validity of transactions (such as Zcash, Monero, and other privacy coins) without disclosing transaction details. Layer 2 scaling: Accelerate the proof generation of ZK Rollup and other solutions, and improve the throughput of public chains such as Ethereum. Cross chain bridge verification: ensuring the security of cross chain asset transfers and reducing trust costs. 2. Finance and Payment Compliance audit: Financial institutions can prove that transactions comply with anti money laundering (AML) rules and do not need to expose user data. Cross border payment: Verify the legality of the payment while protecting the privacy of the transaction party. 3. Digital identity authentication Anonymous credentials: Users can prove the authenticity of attributes such as age and education without presenting original documents. Decentralized Identity (DID): Hardware acceleration supports high concurrency authentication, suitable for scenarios such as government affairs and social platforms. 4. Supply Chain and Internet of Things (IoT) Traceability verification: Prove that the source or production process of the product meets the standards, avoiding the disclosure of trade secrets. Device authentication: IoT devices can securely prove their legitimacy and prevent unauthorized access. 5. Medical and biological data Genetic data analysis: Research institutions can verify the correlation of genetic features without exposing individual genetic sequences. Medical record sharing: inter hospital secure verification of patient treatment history to protect privacy. Technology driven industry trends Upgrading computing power demand: With the increasing complexity of zero knowledge proofs (such as multi-agent collaboration and multimodal computing), hardware acceleration cards have become a key infrastructure for efficiently generating proofs. Ecological Expansion: Evolved from early CP