Shunya means zero. A zero-knowledge proof convinces anyone that a claim is true without showing the data behind it.
Two live demos, applied to India's public digital infrastructure. The proofs are generated and checked entirely in your browser; nothing is uploaded, and there is no server to trust.
Sealed-bid government tenders with no decryption key to leak. Bids are cryptographic commitments: opening them early is not just against the rules, it is impossible. The winner is verifiable by anyone, and vendors can bid without revealing who they are.
Prove you are a genuine Aadhaar holder, over 18, a resident, without revealing your name, number, photo, or date of birth. One anonymous identity per service, bound to your device so a stolen QR code alone proves nothing.