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Hey Everyone,
I’m trying to integrate the Starky verifier into my protocol and I came across a problem with verifying Starky proofs using only the proof and public signals.
Is there a way to verify Starky proofs without creating a specific STARK structure? If not, how can someone who doesn’t have access to the proving function, verify Starky proofs independently?
Thanks!
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The verifier needs the AIR associated to your statement to be able to verify proofs generated against it.
If you want, you could wrap the STARK proof in a plonky2 proof using recursive verification, and only expose the VerifierOnlyCircuitData, necessary to verify the generated wrapped proof, regardless of the proving data.
Hey Everyone,
I’m trying to integrate the Starky verifier into my protocol and I came across a problem with verifying Starky proofs using only the proof and public signals.
Is there a way to verify Starky proofs without creating a specific STARK structure? If not, how can someone who doesn’t have access to the proving function, verify Starky proofs independently?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: