Oxbow, a decentralized finance (Defi) platform that brings privacy and compliance balance, has removed deposit limits on its Privacy Polish tool, making unlimited Ethereum transactions possible while illegal funds screen.
Regulatory-friendly privacy: Oxbow’s tools now accept large-scale ETH deposits
Oxbow, a Defi platform founded in 2023, announced on Friday that it has removed deposit limits from its Privacy Polish Tool, causing a shift to operating institutional users and highly volume traders.
The platform based on Ethereum, which emphasizes privacy and compliance with the regulations, had concluded deposits at 1 ETH since the Mainstet launch in April 2025 to test its anti-illegal fund screen systems.
Privacypools enable users to perform private ERC20 tok transfers using zero knowledge certificates, a technology that validates transactions without revealing sensitive data.
The deposits of the system screens to block illegal funds, a function inspired by research that was co-author of Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin, who was one of the early adopters of the tool.
Central to the platform is the Association Set Provider (ASP), which grows deposits in conforming clusters. The ASP marks suspicious transactions, removes affected funds without exposing user data and allows affected deposits to reclaim assets via a non -steering “craze quit” function.
Since the launch, Oxbow initially attracted smaller users, but is now aimed at Rewen of whales and settings. Oxbow’s approach is intended to enter into an important Defi challenging: coordinating financial privacy with anti-money laundering practices (AML) standards. By automating the compliance controls, the Platform Centralized Steering of User Funds Avoids.
