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OpenGDP embeds opt-in privacy, selective disclosure, and policy-driven execution for real-world workflows. It protects operational metadata while preserving auditability, so fintechs, institutions, and governments can operate at real volume without leaking business context. OpenGDP supports opt-in privacy to protect operational metadata while keeping settlement verifiable for mission-critical transactions such as payments, tokenization, and trading.

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Common metadata to protect

  • Invoice, order, payout, and remittance identifiers: references used for reconciliation and accounting
  • Customer identifiers: emails, account numbers, CRM IDs
  • Reconciliation fields: ledger codes, cost centers, subledger tags
  • Internal notes: payment reasons, routing notes, counterparty annotations

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Selective Disclosure

Privacy in production requires accountability. Selective disclosure allows authorized parties to view protected metadata when required, without making it public by default.

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Common disclosure targets

  • Counterparties: reconciliation and remittance validation
  • Internal compliance teams: controls, investigations, and exception handling
  • Auditors and regulators: oversight and reporting