Multi-ID Zero Knowledge Proof Systems for Anonymous and Verified Complaints

Abstract

Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs) enable users to prove knowledge of certain information without disclosing the information itself. Multi-ID ZKP systems extend this concept, allowing individuals to submit anonymous yet verifiable com plaints across various platforms while maintaining privacy and accountability. This paper explores the integration of ZKPs into complaint management systems, addressing the challenges of anonymity, verifiability, scalability, and computational efficiency. By reviewing existing literature on ZKP applications in authentication, identity management, and scalable systems, we identify key advancements and research gaps. This work aims to establish a foundation for implementing robust, privacy preserving, and efficient complaint systems leveraging multi-ID ZXP mechanisms.