How it works

Step 1: User Submits a Proof Request

• Users submit data to Ghost AI based on the type of proof:

  • On-Chain Proofs: Transaction hashes, staking records, governance votes.

  • Off-Chain Proofs: Educational achievements, community participation, event attendance.

Step 2: Ghost AI Verifies the Action

• If on-chain, Ghost AI fetches data from the blockchain and confirms the transaction.

• If off-chain, Ghost AI verifies the event using secure APIs or manual attestations.

Step 3: AI-Generated ZK Proof

• Instead of exposing raw data, Ghost AI creates a Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP).

• The proof is cryptographically verifiable but does not reveal personal user information.

Step 4: Selective Proof Disclosure

• Users choose what to reveal based on privacy preferences:

  • Full Proof: Confirms the action and user.

  • Anonymous Proof: Confirms only that "someone" completed the action.

  • Redacted Proof: Confirms action details but hides specific metadata (e.g., exact transaction amount).

Step 5: Proof Storage & Sharing

• The proof is stored securely on-chain or in a decentralized system like IPFS.

• Users can generate a verifiable link to share their proof with third parties (e.g., ghostai.io/proof/abc123).

Step 6: Third-Party Verification

• A DAO, employer, or community member can verify the proof without knowing the original sender’s identity.

• Verification happens without revealing wallet addresses or sensitive metadata.

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