Banks won’t touch public DeFi unless they can keep settlement private and prove compliance. @RaylsLabs is aiming at that exact constraint.

🔷 What Rayls is
➤ An EVM stack with two domains
1⃣ Private, permissioned EVM networks for banks/FIs
2⃣ A public, permissionless EVM L1 for apps + liquidity

🔷 The topology
➤ Banks / FMIs sit on Rayls Private Networks
➤ Those networks can do private interbank settlement directly
➤ A Rayls Privacy Node is the controlled gateway to the public chain

🔷 Private vs public
➤ Private: KYC/ACL, policy rules, confidential tx, settlement
➤ Public: liquidity, composability, open apps, permissionless settlement
➤ Selective exposure, not “TradFi on a public mempool”

🔷 Modules that matter
🔸 Enygma: confidential execution (payments + DvP)
🔸 Identity/permissions: control plane
🔸 Proofs + audit hooks: verifiable compliance without full disclosure
🔸 Anchor roots to Ethereum: integrity layer

If this works, “institutional DeFi” stops being a narrative and starts being a routing decision.