By integrating these two blockchain models into a unified L1 solution, Findora harnesses the strengths of both: the programmability of the EVM layer and the privacy features of the UTXO model. The EVM layer, also known as the Smart Chain, ensures compatibility with other EVM-based chains like Ethereum, Polygon, and BNB Chain, fostering a developer-friendly environment. Developers can utilize Solidity, a language they are already familiar with, to build dApps on Findora. To incorporate privacy functionalities, they can simply utilize the SDK to access functions from the UTXO side. Conversely, the UTXO layer operates on Rust and employs advanced zero-knowledge proofs to implement privacy features such as confidential transactions, safeguarding both token amount and type. With the imminent introduction of the triple-masking feature by Discreet Labs, the UTXO side will also extend privacy protection to wallet addresses involved in token or NFT transactions. By amalgamating an EVM layer with a UTXO chain, Findora offers developers a platform that combines Ethereum-like programmability with enhanced privacy features.