what's Rarimo?
Rarimo is a permissionless zero-knowledge (ZK) registries protocol that enables cross-chain messaging of digital assets and proofs across multiple blockchains. It provides a foundational communication layer for the multichain ecosystem, supporting decentralized validators for cost efficiency and security. Sub-protocols facilitate bridging, cross-chain logic proofs, multi-chain NFT/credential minting, and token-agnostic payments, easing developer experience in building interoperable applications. The protocol unlocks privacy-preserving social apps where users maintain control over historical actions, networks, and identities without exposing personal data. It integrates technologies like IPFS, soul-bound tokens (SBTs), and self-sovereign identity (SSI) solutions, including partnerships such as Polygon ID for multi-chain ZK proofs of verified credentials. Rarimo emphasizes ZK machine learning innovations and proof-of-personhood use cases to enhance Web3 privacy, security, and compliance.
Rarimo is an Ethereum privacy ZK identity framework enabling selective disclosure, reposted by EF.
Included in Ethereum privacy ecosystem mapping published by web3privacy and reposted by the Ethereum Foundation as a ZK identity framework that enables selective disclosure and private coordination.
Co-founder Lasha Antadze speaks at Shutter Network X Space on March 19, 2026, 14:00 UTC, discussing digital voting and governance systems with UN leaders.
Participated in a panel discussion on digital voting technology on 2026-02-25 alongside Bundeswehr University Munich, zkMACI, Shutter Network, and Vocdoni.