On November 10, 2026, at 20:43 (UTC+8), TechFlow reported, citing The Defiant, that Matter Labs, the developer of ZKsync, had introduced Prividium Connect. The tool is described as a way for institutions to exchange assets privately between blockchains. Initial support named in the report is limited to Hyperledger Besu and Prividium Ledger. No transfer direction is specified, and the report does not say whether the assets are native or represented, or whether any asset is locked, burned, minted, or carried as a message.
The stated check is a zero-knowledge proof used to verify transaction conditions. For an exchange, the asset transfers of the two parties either both complete or neither completes. Final confirmation still depends on the chosen settlement layer, so that layer is the boundary for when the exchange is final. The report does not describe shared security between the chains and does not present the route as independent of the settlement layer’s confirmation.
Matter Labs also proposed sending interoperability fees from a public deployment of the tool specification into the existing Fee Flow system, tying those fees to the ZK token. Enabling the fee switch, system integration, and the fee-rate parameters still require governance approval. The report presents that fee path as pending approval, not as an active setting.
