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The Interfold

Infrastructure for multiplayer privacy, enabling independent parties to coordinate without exposing sensitive inputs.

What is The Interfold?

The Interfold is a distributed network for confidential coordination.

It enables independent parties to produce shared, verifiable outcomes from private inputs without pooling data, exposing sensitive information, or relying on a single operator for execution.

The Interfold coordinates Encrypted Execution Environments (E3s): ephemeral execution surfaces where encrypted inputs can be processed, verified, and decrypted through threshold decryption.

This makes new coordination patterns possible, including:

  • sealed-bid auctions without trusted auctioneers
  • verifiable secret ballots without revealing individual votes
  • collaborative analytics without pooling sensitive datasets
  • multiparty systems where private inputs produce shared outcomes

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Start building

Developers can build on Interfold by creating E3 programs: encrypted computation flows where private inputs are processed into verifiable outcomes.

Good places to start:

Ways to contribute

  • Build an E3 program
  • Improve documentation
  • Open issues for bugs or unclear setup steps
  • Review existing issues and pull requests
  • Run local examples and share feedback
  • Join the community and discuss new confidential coordination use cases

Security

If you discover a vulnerability, please do not open a public issue. Contact the team through official channels so it can be handled responsibly.

Who are we?

The Interfold is open-source infrastructure for confidential coordination, initially developed by Gnosis Guild: https://www.gnosisguild.org

It is not a privacy coin, data storage network, compute marketplace, or trusted hardware enclave system. It is a distributed network for producing shared outcomes from private inputs through verifiable encrypted execution and threshold decryption.

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