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authors: ["Yanis Meziane"]
title: "Introducing Trinity"
image: "/articles/introducing-trinity/trinity.webp"
image: "/articles/introducing-trinity/trinity.png"
tldr: "Two-Party Computation for the ZK Era"
date: "2025-04-28"
tags: ["zk", "mpc"]
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Trinity redefines the role of ZK credentials, extending their use beyond traditional settings (e.g., authentication) to serve as verified private inputs within secure two-party computations (2PC).
We've just added it as a new template in [mpc-hello](https://github.com/voltrevo/mpc-hello/tree/main/trinity), and it's time to show what it brings to the table.
We've just added it as a new template in [mpc-hello](https://github.com/privacy-scaling-explorations/mpc-hello), and it's time to show what it brings to the table.
To understand Trinity's novelty, let's first revisit how traditional secure two-party computation (2PC) works.

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