DCS Specifications
DCS is a decentralised cross-chain cryptographic credential protocol

DCS is a decentralised cross-chain cryptographic credential protocol
DCS is a decentralized cross-chain cryptographic credential protocol based on the Decentralized Data Crypto System (DCS) of the BSC ecosystem, which is an "indefinite anonymous cryptographic credential" without a third-party trust base. It adopts zero-knowledge concise non-interactive knowledge arguments (zk-SNARK) and hybrid data structure to guarantee the anonymity of credential holders, the privacy of message transmission, and the privacy of data structure at the same time.
The DCS system also supports cross-chain, not only assets in the BSC ecosystem can use the DCS system, but when the DCS system is deployed on other public chains such as Ether, Solana, etc., these on-chain assets can also use the DCS system across chains.
DCS combines security, privacy, convenience, complexity and incentive for a new generation of anonymity system with BSC cross-chain, efficiency and low cost advantages, and is an application service oriented anonymity privacy protocol that supports cross-chain.

PRIVACY
SECURITY


INCENTIVES
CONVENIENCE
