Avalanche Just Got a New Privacy Layer For Onchain Finance COTI (@COTInetwork) has launched its Privacy-on-Demand infrastructure on Avalanche (@avax), giving applications access to private computation. The system lets developers process sensitive information privately while keeping assets and contracts onchain. COTI’s Privacy Portal is also live on Avalanche C-Chain with private AVAX and USDC support. Users can now hold, send, and receive supported assets through the privacy-focused portal. COTI says the infrastructure can support institutional finance, private DeFi, payments, and real-world assets. The rollout gives Avalanche applications a new way to handle sensitive financial activity onchain.

Sep 17, 2026 · 6:23 AM UTC

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Programmable privacy is real and it is already here. @avax is one of many, @COTInetwork will be everywhere.
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Privacy onchain is finally getting real
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Way to go!
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This will get attention.
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Hopefully it will
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Now people and businesses on AVAX can keep transactions and data private with a one‑click tool. With over 100 million addresses on Avalanche and millions of users, this makes the network safer and more attractive for everyone.
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[Privacy ensured]
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Onchain privacy, powered by Avalanche 🔺
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🔐 @COTInetwork unlocking privacy for the @avax ecosystem 🔺 Every project, fund and token already live on Avalanche can add privacy to what it has already built. No migration required. #PrivacyMatters #PoD #GarbledCircuits #CotiPrivacy
COTI Privacy-on-Demand is live on Avalanche COTI general-purpose privacy stack is live on mainnet and can be used by applications, assets, and Avalanche L1s. Privacy On: Avalanche 🔺
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