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The Interfold

The Interfold is an open-source protocol and distributed network for confidential coordination. It enables independent parties to compute over private inputs and produce verifiable outcomes without data custody, input exposure, trusted hardware, or a single trusted operator.
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Description

The Interfold coordinates Encrypted Execution Environments (E3s) through a distributed network of ciphernodes. Its cryptographic stack combines fully homomorphic encryption, zero-knowledge proofs, and distributed threshold cryptography to support confidential, verifiable multiparty computation. It provides developer documentation, SDK and deployment resources, testnet/operator materials, and example applications such as CRISP, a secret-ballot protocol built with Aragon OSx. Its intended use cases include sealed-bid auctions, private voting and governance, collaborative analysis of sensitive data, and other systems requiring shared outcomes from confidential inputs.