midnight-proofs:proof-verification

To verify zero-knowledge proofs server-side, initialize a verifier with your circuit verification keys and call the verify function using your circuitId, proof bytes, and public inputs to catch invalid proofs before network submission.

Batch verification of ZK proofs is handled by building a verification gateway that processes inbound proofs in high-throughput or multi-client scenarios, using configuration options to preload circuits and enable caching for faster validation.

Yes, circuit verification keys are required to validate zero-knowledge proofs in an API. You must provide a circuit keys path when initializing the verifier to successfully check proof bytes and public inputs.

Yes, you can preload circuits and set timeouts when initializing the verifier for ZK proof verification gateways, optimizing API-level proof checks and managing validation latency for inbound proofs.

Server-side ZK proof verification catches invalid proofs before transaction submission, reducing failed transactions and wasted gas, while providing added security and reliability for API requests and multi-client scenarios.