AMR protocol is a privacy-centric decentralized finance (DeFi) platform that utilizes zero-knowledge proof (ZK-proof) technology to enable private lending and stablecoin transactions. The protocol is built on Zero Knowledge Proof-of-Knowledge (zk-SNARK) technology, allowing users to interact with DeFi applications while protecting the privacy of sensitive financial data. Its ecosystem includes Dinar, a stablecoin designed specifically for inflation-prone areas, and AMR, a governance token that promotes decentralized decision-making. The protocol supports cross-chain capabilities and provides organization-level privacy features and optional compliance. Key partners include the Aleo Foundation (responsible for ZK infrastructure) and financial institutions (dedicated to promoting practical applications). AMR aims to bridge the gap between privacy and regulatory requirements in the blockchain financial sector.