The talk will examines how Privacy Pools can effectively safeguard user privacy specifically by obscuring links between transaction participants without enabling illicit activities. It outlines technical architecture for anonymous European Blockchain Services Infrastructure (EBSI) transactions, a permissioned public network supported by the European Commission and the European Member States upon the receipt of cryptographic proofs confirming funds are not from illicit or sanctioned sources and customer verficiation. The integration utilizes EBSI’s decentralized framework and verifiable identity standards, leveraging zero-knowledge (ZK) proofs and W3C Verifiable Credentials to embed compliance checks such as AML and KYC into each transaction. Necessary infrastructure components, including node configuration, smart contracts, APIs, and data management protocols, are described to ensure alignment with GDPR and established security practices. Furthermore, the policy and market context is addressed, highlighting conformance with EU regulatory frameworks such as MiCA, the Sixth Anti-Money Laundering Directive (6AMLD), facilitating the implementation with Transfer of Runds regulation and data protection legislation and demonstrating how the solution advances key objectives under the Capital Markets Union (CMU) and Digital Finance Strategy.