# In-Voluntary Selective De-Anonymization (SeDe)
### In-Voluntary Selective De-Anonymization (SeDe)
Veilnyx maintains decentralization by distributing decision-making authority among multiple entities in the SeDe framework, including revokers and guardians, rather than relying on a single controlling party. You can learn more about Veilnyx compliance here.
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The private keys of revokers and guardians are used together to de-anonymize transactions within the Veilnyx ecosystem in a decentralized and distributed manner.
### **Revoker’s responsibility**
#### Requests page
The de-anonymization process begins when a revoker submits a request. Guardians act as a safeguard against any unauthorized de-anonymization. A guardian ensures that de-anonymization only occurs when law enforcement provides a valid warrant or court order through a request raised on the Veilnyx compliance network. Without proper legal authorization, guardians reject the request, protecting user privacy.
Requests
#### **Guardian’s responsibility**
After the revoker creates a request, the guardians review it and cast their votes to determine whether the transaction should be de-anonymized. Once enough guardians approve the request and the threshold is met, they provide cryptographic permission through the “Give Permission” action in the interface, allowing the revoker to proceed.\
De-anonymization is then performed by the revoker using the “Decrypt” action in the interface. After the required cryptographic checks are completed in the background, the revoker can view the de-anonymized transaction details, including the stealth address, asset type, and asset value.
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### **Normal user view**
Normal users who are not revokers or guardians can only access transaction history from the homepage of Decom. Normal users or guardians don’t have access to de-anonymised transactions.
