Selective Disclosure Operating Surface

PrivateDAO does not treat privacy as an all-or-nothing switch.

The live product now exposes a selective disclosure surface so operators, reviewers, partners, and auditors can inspect the exact evidence window they need without flattening the protected workflow into a public spreadsheet.

What stays private

• vote intent before reveal
• sensitive payout reasoning
• internal operator notes
• committee-only execution context that does not need public distribution

What becomes visible

• transaction signatures
• explorer-visible hashes
• runtime logs
• reviewer packets
• custody and authority state when that proof is required

Live review lanes

• Auditor review: /documents/canonical-custody-proof/
• Committee oversight: /judge/
• Partner due diligence: /services/privacy-sdk-api-starter/
• Incident response lane: /documents/privacy-and-encryption-proof-guide/

Why this matters

This surface is the institutional bridge between strong privacy and high-trust review.

It lets PrivateDAO present:

• confidentiality for operators
• enough proof for judges and grant reviewers
• a narrower disclosure lane for enterprise and audit discussions
• a product-safe explanation of what the chain proves today on Devnet