First Batch of Multi-Party Secure Computation FinTech Products Certified by Beijing National FinTech Certification Center

Recently, the Beijing National FinTech Certification Center (referred to as “National FinTech Certification”) released the first list of products that passed the "Multi‑Party Secure Computation FinTech Product National Promotion Certification," including AntChain MOSS Secure Computation Platform and Ant Wind Tunnel Multi‑Party Secure Computation Platform among the five certified products.

Multi‑party secure computation is a mainstream technology in the privacy‑computing field, and its value in finance has become increasingly evident in recent years. This certification is currently the only national‑level certification in China specifically targeting multi‑party secure computation financial applications. The publication of the results further refines the admission standards for the data‑element market and indicates that Ant Group leads the industry in technical capability and application maturity.

The certification evaluates compliance with technical, security, and performance standards based on the People’s Bank of China’s "Multi‑Party Secure Computation Financial Application Technical Specification" (JR/T0196‑2020) and the China Payment & Clearing Association’s "Multi‑Party Secure Computation Financial Application Assessment Specification" (T/PCAC0009‑2021).

Assessment covered multiple dimensions such as security capabilities, performance requirements, project management, and R&D competence. Both the "AntChain MOSS Secure Computation Platform" and the "Ant Wind Tunnel Multi‑Party Secure Computation Platform" built on the open‑source Hiyu framework successfully passed the evaluation. AntChain MOSS already provides mature solutions for marketing, government, and other sectors, while Ant Wind Tunnel is applied in joint financial risk control scenarios.

Since October 2019, fintech products have been incorporated into a unified national certification system (the "National Promotion Certification") to ensure safety, reliability, and usability. In January 2022, the State Administration for Market Regulation and the People’s Bank of China added multi‑party secure computation financial applications to the certification catalogue for the first time, recognizing its critical role in supporting financial innovation.

Data has become a strategic resource driving digital transformation across industries. The finance sector’s strong security requirements and lack of effective collaborative mechanisms have led to severe data silos. Privacy‑computing technologies like multi‑party secure computation enable data owners, compute parties, and result recipients to remain separate, achieving "usable but invisible, computable but unrecognizable, controllable and measurable" data, which is essential for inclusive finance, joint risk control, and anti‑fraud applications. With the national data‑element strategy advancing, secure privacy‑computing products are becoming a market necessity.

Ant Group has been investing in privacy‑computing technologies since 2016, exploring multi‑party secure computation, federated learning, trusted execution environments, and other mainstream approaches, accumulating thousands of patents and an industrial‑grade open‑source "Hiyu Trusted Privacy Computing Stack," as well as the AntChain MOSS commercial collaboration platform. In the privacy‑computing field, Ant has received awards such as the "2022 World Artificial Intelligence Conference Treasure" and "Top Ten Hard‑Core Technologies at the 2022 Digital China Construction Summit."

The Beijing National FinTech Certification Center is a state‑approved third‑party assessment institution established by the State Administration for Market Regulation and the National Certification and Accreditation Administration, with decision‑making by the People’s Bank of China and full ownership by the People’s Bank‑affiliated China Financial Electronic Group. The "National FinTech Certification" plays a crucial role in standardizing the privacy‑computing industry and promoting the data economy.