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An HTTP API for zero-knowledge proofs: prove that balance, stake, account age or tx count meets a threshold — the verifier learns only that, never the value. Five Groth16 circuits, zero public signals in the proof. Settles on Base mainnet in real USDC, 1 USDC per call over x402, no account. Limitation, stated on the landing page: the ceremony is single-party, so proofs are forgeable until three independent parties take part.
The session that produced this was an audit, not a plan.
We'd already published 5 threshold circuits and a payment flow. Then we
ran it live on Sepolia and found the service could not accept a single
payment: the request sent the field `requirements` instead of
`paymentRequirements`, and the facilitator answered HTTP 400. Four more
bugs surfaced in one afternoon — every predicate was verified against the
tx_count key, a predicate that could never be built was advertised as
available, and the facilitator once reported success for a transaction
that did not exist on chain.
That's why the landing page states the testnet and the forgery risk in
large type instead of burying them. For a product whose entire value is
trust, a hidden limitation is worse than a weak feature.
Domain, tunnel and full payment cycle now work end to end:
https://rta.lat
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ṚTA was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #158 on the daily leaderboard. An HTTP API for zero-knowledge proofs: prove that balance, stake, account age or tx count meets a threshold — the verifier learns only that, never the value. Five Groth16 circuits, zero public signals in the proof. Settles on Base mainnet in real USDC, 1 USDC per call over x402, no account. Limitation, stated on the landing page: the ceremony is single-party, so proofs are forgeable until three independent parties take part.
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