Midnight + XRP Ledger · Developer toolkit
Prove a private fact.
Then release the escrow.
CorvusZK is a non-custodial TypeScript SDK and Compact templates for proof-gated XRPL escrows — age over N, balance above X, or “condition met” — without holding anyone’s funds or keys.
Testnet / Midnight Preprod in this release. Not a bank. Not custodial. Not audited for mainnet.
What it does
- Lock — the payer’s own wallet creates a normal XRPL crypto-condition escrow. XRP sits on-ledger, not with CorvusZK.
- Prove — a Compact circuit on Midnight checks a private claim without publishing the private inputs.
- Release — your app finishes the escrow only after the proof verifies.
Three templates ship today: condition, age_over, and balance_above.
Simulation mode teaches the API offline; Midnight mode runs the real compiled circuits.
Who it’s for
Indie and small-team TypeScript builders on XRPL (and Midnight) who need a private yes/no before releasing escrowed value — marketplace releases, age-gated digital goods, proof-of-funds style checks for a deal — without building a custody stack or selling to banks first.
- You already speak TypeScript / Node.
- You want escrow that stays native XRPL.
- You’re fine starting on testnet while the privacy stack matures.
If you need issuer-linked KYC age/balance today, say so up front — that link is future work, honestly listed in the docs.
What you get
Included
- TypeScript SDK (
prove*, escrow helpers, two backends) - Three Compact templates + managed circuit artifacts
- Live Preprod contract addresses + on-chain
submitOnChain - Offline demo, optional XRPL testnet demo, docs
- Apache-2.0 license
Not included (yet)
- Midnight mainnet support
- Hosted proof relay / SaaS monitoring
- Custodial wallets or fund movement
- Issuer-signed real age/balance credentials
Start without spending
npm install && npm run build
npm run demo:offline
npm run example:offline
Source and buyer package: github.com/CorvusZK-1/CorvusZK.
Requires Node 20+. Blockfrost Preprod tokens stay in your env — never commit them.