One of Dusk's core highlights is that it modularizes the most complex compliance processes in traditional finance. KYC verification, risk auditing, asset issuance, and other functions that typically require extensive custom development are pre-installed as standardized modules, each with built-in compliance logic.

What does this mean for institutions? It means they no longer need to spend large amounts of money building compliance infrastructure from scratch. They can select and assemble the necessary modules like building with LEGO bricks based on their actual business scenarios. Does an institution only need KYC and asset management? Just combine those two modules. Another institution requires a complete audit chain? Stack all the modules.

The benefits of this approach are obvious: the cost of trial and error for innovation is greatly reduced. Under traditional methods, launching a new financial application on the blockchain could take half a year just to cover compliance costs. Now, this cycle has been shortened. From a practical perspective, this is indeed a more pragmatic path for blockchain to give back to traditional finance — not only technological empowerment but also compliance empowerment.