iExec privacy tools are now available to builders on Arbitrum, unlocking secure, scalable, and user-friendly privacy features for one of crypto's most active ecosystems.
Transparency without limits exposes users.On blockchains, every interaction is public: wallets, trades, and transfers can all be tracked, profiled, and exploited. This opens the door to targeted phishing, MEV attacks, and loss of sovereignty.
iExec privacy tools change this. They let apps process data securely, protect identities in communication, and give users control over what they reveal.
For everyday users, this means safer interactions, less exploitation, and the freedom to engage without constant surveillance. For Arbitrum, it means more trust and broader adoption.
Most blockchains are transparent by design, raising a question: does adding privacy risk undermine trust?
With iExec, the answer is no. Privacy and verifiability work together:
🔸Data and logic are protected in use.
🔸Computations produce proofs and integrate with on-chain flows.
🔸Builders gain auditability of what ran and when.
🔸Users decide what to reveal.
Transparency remains intact where it matters, while sensitive processes stay private.
→ iExec is open source and fully auditable. Developers and users can explore the repositories on Github.
For users, simplicity means protection without extra effort. With iExec tools, apps can integrate privacy features natively, so users don’t need to worry about hidden risks.
🔸Transactions and interactions become safer, shielded from surveillance.
🔸Sensitive information stays under the user’s control, not exposed to third parties.
🔸Everyday actions, from trading to messaging, can be done without leaving exploitable traces.
🔹On Arbitrum, this makes privacy the default experience: stronger security for users, and broader trust across the ecosystem.
The real gold of today’s digital economy is data. Most business models are built on exploiting it. Privacy flips that logic, giving power back to users.
We're expanding our suite of tools to broader ecosystems, which allows iExec to service the following industries:
AI: Private data models and AI agents that operate inside enclaves, without exposing sensitive data.
Gaming: Secure in-game logic and user interactions where trust and data protection are critical.
Any user-centric app: Wherever interaction happens, privacy gives back control to the individual.
🔹 For Arbitrum, it means builders can now ship privacy-first apps at scale.
🔸 For iExec, it is a major step toward making privacy a standard feature.
