# Specifications

- [Network](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/network-specifications.md): Condensed technical specifications of Scala Blockchain.
- [Features](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc.md): Feature descriptions of some of the major aspects of Scala
- [Untraceable payments](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc/untraceable-payments.md): Describes how Cryptonote achieves untraceable payments.
- [Unlinkable Transactions](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc/unlinkable-transactions.md): Describes how Scala achieves unlinkable transactions
- [Double-spending proof](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc/double-spending-proof.md): Describes how Scala defends itself against double-spending.
- [Blockchain analysis resistance](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc/blockchain-analysis-resistance.md): Describes the resistance against blockchain analysis implemented in Scala
- [Standard CryptoNote transactions](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc/standard-cryptonote-transactions.md): A brief introduction to standard CryptoNote transactions
- [Zero confirmation transactions](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc/zero-confirmation-transactions.md): Description of Zero Confirmation transaction on the scala blockchain.
- [Adaptive Limits](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc/adaptive-limits.md): Describes the adaptive parameters of the Scala Blockchain
- [Panthera PoW algorithm](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc/panthera.md): Describes the proof-of-work (PoW) algorithm used in the blockchain.
- [Diardi](https://wiki.scalaproject.io/specifications/feature-desc/diardi.md): Description of our semi-decentralized checkpointing mechanism


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