What's the worst that could happen if a platform sees my bank balance? That's exactly the kind of thinking that can turn a privacy mistake into a disaster Let me explain why, and how @primus_labs approaches this problem Imagine it's 2027 Your AI agent is connected to DeFi protocols, follows every guardrail and hasn't done anything wrong It finds a financial platform, but there's one condition: you need at least $50K in verified assets Your agent has to prove you qualify But does the platform really need to know your exact balance, transactions, accounts and entire financial history? Of course not Yet traditional methods may require bank statements or sharing sensitive data with third parties That's like dumping 100 liters of blood into a shark-infested ocean while you're still swimming in it Now imagine thousands of agents and users doing the same thing Here's where Primus gets interesting TLS encrypts your connection to HTTPS websites, but that alone doesn't let you prove to a smart contract where the data came from Primus uses zkTLS to help verify the source of that data Combined with private computation using zkVM, it can prove something much more useful Imagine your balance is $187,430 Instead of revealing that number, you can prove it meets the $50K requirement The platform verifies the proof without needing your exact balance Your agent moves forward without needing access to every private detail That's the difference between verifying a fact and exposing your financial life And remember, proving your balance doesn't give an agent permission to spend it Would you share your entire bank statement just to prove you have $50K? Explore Primus XP: points.primuslabs.xyz?ref=XD…