COTI Launches DeCC for Privacy-Compliant Financial Solutions

As of November 14, 2025, COTI’s privacy protocol enhancements focus on balancing GDPR compliance with on-chain privacy, without any official event labeled “The Great GDPR Rollback.”

COTI’s improvements address privacy in blockchain, enabling institutional adoption while ensuring compliance, though no specific market shifts or regulatory rollbacks have been officially confirmed.

COTI Unveils DeCC for GDPR-Compliant Blockchain Security

COTI has rolled out its Decentralized Confidential Computing (DeCC) to address on-chain privacy needs amid GDPR compliance. This move aims to create a more secure and compliant ecosystem for blockchain applications.

The key figures in this initiative include CEO Shahaf Bar-Geffen and CTO Noam Levavi. Their statements highlight the importance of programmable privacy, enabling encrypted smart contracts while maintaining compliance standards.

“With DeCC (Decentralized Confidential Computing), COTI solves the privacy–compliance dilemma most protocols ignore. Our architecture hits a middle ground: data can be processed confidentially on-chain, while still enabling auditability and compliance reporting when needed. It’s privacy with a purpose: to unlock institutional finance on public blockchains.” – Shahaf Bar-Geffen, CEO, COTI Group

Institutional Adoption Boosts COTI’s V2 Mainnet Trust

Institutional Pilots of COTI’s V2 mainnet suggest a promising start for the initiative. With privacy becoming an essential feature, stakeholders are optimistic about the compliance and security upgrades the protocol offers.

Financial, regulatory, and technological outcomes are expected, as DeCC supports over 70 blockchains, including Ethereum. The 12% TVL increase in Q3 2025 indicates growing trust in these privacy-compliant solutions.

COTI Strengthens Position with EVM-Compatible L2 Launch

This launch follows COTI’s shift to EVM-compatible L2 architecture. The new implementation strengthens their position in privacy-enhanced finance. Previous similar initiatives lacked the robust compliance integration that COTI offers.

Experts acknowledge that COTI’s DeCC could influence institutional blockchain adoption. By balancing privacy and regulatory needs, this approach sets a precedent for future developments in the blockchain sector. The NIST guideline publication on secure and resilient software products underscores the growing importance of integrated privacy in compliance frameworks.