About Set L2 architecture
This explanation covers how Set L2 stores commitments and enables verification across systems. Set L2 anchors batch commitments and proof metadata on-chain so clients can verify inclusion and compliance without trusting the sequencer.How Set L2 works
- The sequencer orders events and computes Merkle roots.
- The prover generates compliance proofs.
- SetRegistry stores the batch commitment and proof hashes.
- Verifiers recompute and compare proofs locally.
Why this design
On-chain anchoring makes the chain the source of truth and allows independent verification.When to use this approach
- Audit trails: When you need tamper-evident event history
- Compliance: When policies must be provable to third parties
- Trust minimization: When parties do not trust the sequencer