Data that never exists on-chain
Ghost Protocol creates cryptographic commitments without storing sensitive data. The commitment binds a claim. Only the holder of the secret can reveal it, exactly once.
The Commit-Reveal Lifecycle
Commit once. Reveal once. Or never.
Why Non-Existence Beats Encryption
Encryption protects data that still exists. Ghost Protocol removes sensitive data from the system entirely. There is nothing to decrypt, nothing to extract, and nothing to compel.
Temporary by Design
Sensitive data exists only for milliseconds—long enough to process, then it vanishes completely.
Export Without Exposure
Share, export, or analyze your data freely. When sensitive information was never stored, every export is already clean.
Runs Without Residue
Thousands of operations complete every day, each one leaving nothing behind. Zero stored data means zero accumulated risk.
Connect Without Concern
Every integration is a potential leak point for stored data. Ghost Protocol integrations pass nothing sensitive—because nothing sensitive was ever kept.
Incoming Data
Sensitive content detected, processing...
Result: Data processed, sensitive content purged
Process and Purge
Watch for new data, process it instantly, trigger your workflows. By the time automation runs, sensitive content has already vanished.
What Exists
Where
The blockchain records only two things: cryptographic commitments (256-bit hashes) and nullifiers that mark a reveal. No secrets. No source data. No user information.
Everything else remains with you. Your secrets, your data, and any proof material never leave your possession. Ghost Protocol does not store, mirror, or recover it.