System Overview

AnonProof is organized as five layers: User Interface, Intelligence, Privacy Primitives, Reputation & Identity, and Settlement.

AnonProof is organized as five layers, each with a distinct responsibility in the privacy stack. This layered architecture ensures separation of concerns — the intelligence layer can evolve independently from the privacy primitives, and settlement can expand to new chains without touching the user interface.

User Interface Layer — Wallet Connect, AI Chat, Privacy Toggle, Score Dashboard. This is what users see. The toggle is an override, not a requirement — AnonProof works even if the user never opens the dashboard.

Intelligence Layer— Context Engine, AI Advisor, Doxx Scanner, Risk Scoring. This is where the “magic” happens. Every transaction passes through this layer for analysis before routing to a privacy primitive.

Privacy Primitives Layer — Stealth Addresses (ERC-5564), Privacy Pools, Burner Wallets, Selective Reveal. Battle-tested cryptographic tools, assembled and routed by the intelligence layer.

Reputation & Identity Layer — Privacy Score (Soulbound), Reputation Oracle, Address Risk Database. The data backbone that feeds the intelligence layer with real-time context about addresses, identities, and risk.

Settlement Layer — Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon. AnonProof is chain-agnostic. The same privacy abstraction works across all supported networks.