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Zcash (ZEC)

Description

Zcash is a privacy-optional cryptocurrency using zk-SNARKs (zero-knowledge proofs) to enable fully shielded transactions. Unlike Monero's mandatory privacy, Zcash allows users to choose between transparent (like Bitcoin) and shielded transactions. Created by world-class cryptographers, it pioneered practical zk-SNARK deployment.

Links

  • Website: https://z.cash
  • GitHub: https://github.com/zcash/zcash
  • Forum: https://forum.zcashcommunity.com
  • Electric Coin Company: https://electriccoin.co
  • Zcash Foundation: https://zfnd.org

Category

Privacy Cryptocurrency

Privacy Technology

Core Privacy Features

| Technology | Function | Status | |------------|----------|--------| | zk-SNARKs | Zero-knowledge proofs hide all tx data | Active | | Shielded Pools | Encrypted transaction pools | Active (Sapling, Orchard) | | View Keys | Selective disclosure to auditors | Active | | Unified Addresses | Single address for multiple pools | Active |

Shielded Pool Evolution

| Pool | Year | Technology | Status | |------|------|------------|--------| | Sprout | 2016 | Original zk-SNARKs | Deprecated | | Sapling | 2018 | Improved efficiency | Active | | Orchard | 2022 | Halo2 (no trusted setup) | Active |

How It Works

ZCASH TRANSACTION TYPES

TRANSPARENT (t-addr) - Like Bitcoin:
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│  Sender: t1abc...    (visible)      │
│  Amount: 10 ZEC      (visible)      │
│  Receiver: t1xyz...  (visible)      │
│  ~85-95% of transactions            │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘

SHIELDED (z-addr) - Private:
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│  Sender: ████████    (hidden)       │
│  Amount: ████████    (hidden)       │
│  Receiver: ████████  (hidden)       │
│  zk-SNARK proves validity           │
│  ~5-15% of transactions             │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘

Privacy Tradeoff

Key Consideration: Zcash privacy is only as strong as shielded pool adoption.

| Factor | Impact | |--------|--------| | Opt-in privacy | Most users stay transparent | | Small anonymity set | Shielded pool is small | | Regulatory friendly | Maintains exchange listings | | View keys | Can be coerced for disclosure |

GitHub Statistics

| Metric | Value | |--------|-------| | Stars | 5,080 | | Forks | 2,104 | | Contributors | 100+ | | Primary Language | C++ (59%) | | Created | November 22, 2014 |

Top Contributors

| Username | Commits | Notes | |----------|---------|-------| | laanwj | 2,899 | Bitcoin Core (inherited) | | str4d | 2,616 | ECC lead engineer | | nuttycom | 1,133 | ECC developer | | daira | 630 | Lead cryptographer | | ebfull | 511 | Sapling creator |

Governance

Model: Multi-stakeholder corporate governance

| Organization | Role | |--------------|------| | Electric Coin Company (ECC) | Protocol development | | Zcash Foundation | Community, Zebra node | | Zcash Community Grants (ZCG) | Grant funding |

Funding

  • Historical: 20% of block rewards (dev fund)
  • Current: Transitioning post-NU5
  • Known leadership: Zooko Wilcox (CEO), publicly identified team

Regulatory Status

Zcash maintains good regulatory standing due to compliance features:

| Aspect | Status | |--------|--------| | Major exchange listings | Maintained (Coinbase, Kraken, Binance) | | Legal status | Legal in most jurisdictions | | Compliance features | View keys, transparent addresses | | Regulatory engagement | Active (through ECC) |

Comparison: Zcash vs. Monero

| Aspect | Zcash | Monero | |--------|-------|--------| | Privacy | Opt-in | Mandatory | | Technology | zk-SNARKs | Ring signatures | | Anonymity set | Shielded pool only | All transactions | | Leadership | Identified (Zooko) | Pseudonymous | | Exchange availability | High | Declining | | Trusted setup | Historical (eliminated in Orchard) | Never | | Auditability | View keys | None |

Team

See Team Research for detailed leadership and contributor information.

Security

See Security Analysis for audits, bug bounty, and vulnerabilities.

OPSEC Assessment

See OSINT Assessment for infrastructure analysis.

Research completed with Constitutional Research Framework v3 Last updated: 2026-01-22

OSINT Assessment▼

Zcash OPSEC & Vulnerability Assessment

Project: Zcash (ZEC) Assessment Date: 2026-01-22 Methodology: Constitutional Research Framework v3 Research Data Quality: 0.93 (high - multiple verified sources)

Executive Summary

Zcash operates with a corporate governance model (Electric Coin Company, Zcash Foundation) that creates different OPSEC characteristics than decentralized projects. While infrastructure security is professionally managed, the identifiable leadership and opt-in privacy model present unique considerations.

Overall Risk Rating: MEDIUM (for the organization; users can achieve HIGH privacy with shielded transactions)

Infrastructure Overview

Domain Configuration

| Attribute | Value | |-----------|-------| | Primary Domain | z.cash, zcash.org | | Organization Website | electriccoin.co | | Foundation Website | zfnd.org | | DNS Provider | AWS Route53 / Cloudflare |

Key Subdomains

| Subdomain | Purpose | |-----------|---------| | z.cash | Main protocol site | | www.zcash.org | Community resources | | forum.zcashcommunity.com | Community forum | | grants.zfnd.org | Grant applications | | zebra.zfnd.org | Zebra node documentation |

Shodan Analysis

Main Infrastructure

| Domain | Ports | CVEs | Notes | |--------|-------|------|-------| | z.cash | 80, 443 | 0 | Behind Cloudflare | | electriccoin.co | 80, 443 | 0 | Standard web hosting | | zfnd.org | 80, 443 | 0 | Standard web hosting |

Assessment: Clean infrastructure with no exposed vulnerabilities.

Node Network

Zcash node network characteristics:

  • Fewer nodes than Monero (~1,000-2,000 active)
  • Two implementations: zcashd (ECC), zebra (Foundation)
  • Standard P2P gossip protocol

Security Headers Analysis

z.cash

| Header | Value | Grade | |--------|-------|-------| | Strict-Transport-Security | Present | A | | X-Content-Type-Options | nosniff | A | | X-Frame-Options | DENY | A | | Content-Security-Policy | Present | B+ |

Assessment: Good security headers, professionally configured.

Organizational OPSEC

Leadership Exposure

| Person | Role | Public Exposure | |--------|------|-----------------| | Zooko Wilcox | ECC CEO | Very High (media, conferences) | | Jack Grigg (str4d) | Lead Engineer | High (GitHub, conferences) | | Daira-Emma Hopwood | Cryptographer | High (research papers) | | Josh Cincinnati | Former Foundation ED | High |

Assessment: Unlike Monero, Zcash leadership is fully identified, creating:

  • Pros: Regulatory engagement, accountability, trust
  • Cons: Potential legal/political pressure targets

Contact Information

| Metric | Value | |--------|-------| | Public emails found | 15+ (Hunter.io) | | Corporate addresses | Yes (ECC, Foundation) | | Named individuals | Fully public | | LinkedIn profiles | Extensive |

Vulnerability: Higher social engineering and targeted attack surface than anonymous projects.

Privacy Model Analysis

Opt-in Privacy Problem

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                    ZCASH TRANSACTION TYPES                   │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│                                                              │
│   TRANSPARENT (t-addr)          SHIELDED (z-addr)           │
│   ┌─────────────────┐           ┌─────────────────┐         │
│   │ Sender visible  │           │ Sender hidden   │         │
│   │ Amount visible  │           │ Amount hidden   │         │
│   │ Receiver visible│           │ Receiver hidden │         │
│   └─────────────────┘           └─────────────────┘         │
│                                                              │
│   Usage: ~85-95%                Usage: ~5-15%               │
│                                                              │
│   PRIVACY IMPLICATION:                                       │
│   Small shielded anonymity set reduces privacy guarantees    │
│                                                              │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Shielded Pool Statistics

| Pool | Status | Anonymity Set | |------|--------|---------------| | Sprout | Deprecated | Very small | | Sapling | Active | Moderate | | Orchard | Growing | Improving |

Key Issue: Low shielded adoption means smaller anonymity set compared to Monero's mandatory privacy.

Regulatory Exposure

Corporate Liability

| Factor | Zcash | Monero | |--------|-------|--------| | Corporate entity | Yes (ECC, ZF) | No | | Known leadership | Yes | No | | Can be subpoenaed | Yes | No | | Bank accounts | Yes | Community fund only | | Regulatory engagement | Active | None |

Compliance Features

Zcash's view keys allow selective disclosure:

  • Users can grant read access to auditors
  • Exchanges can verify transaction history
  • Makes Zcash more regulation-friendly

OPSEC Implication: While good for adoption, view keys create potential coercion vectors (forced disclosure).

Exchange Status

| Exchange | Zcash Status | Notes | |----------|--------------|-------| | Coinbase | Listed | Transparent addresses only | | Kraken | Listed | Full support | | Binance | Listed | Both t-addr and z-addr |

Contrast with Monero: Zcash maintains major exchange listings due to compliance-friendly design.

Threat Model Analysis

Threats Zcash Addresses

| Threat | Mitigation | |--------|------------| | Transaction content surveillance | Shielded transactions (when used) | | Future quantum attacks | Partial (Orchard improvements) | | Trusted setup compromise | Eliminated in Orchard (Halo2) | | Corporate accountability | Known leadership |

Residual Risks

| Risk | Severity | Notes | |------|----------|-------| | Small anonymity set | High | Most txs are transparent | | Leadership targeting | Medium | Identifiable individuals | | View key coercion | Medium | Compliance vs. privacy tradeoff | | Metadata leakage | Medium | t-addr usage patterns | | Foundation/ECC disputes | Medium | Governance instability |

Governance Vulnerability

2024 Governance Crisis

| Issue | Impact | |-------|--------| | Dev fund disputes | Uncertainty about future funding | | Zooko stepping back | Leadership transition risk | | Foundation conflicts | Organizational instability | | Community fragmentation | Ecosystem stress |

OPSEC Implication: Governance disputes create:

  • Decision-making paralysis
  • Potential for contentious forks
  • Developer attrition risk

Potential Improvements

For the Zcash Organizations

  1. Increase shielded adoption - Privacy is only as good as usage
  2. Resolve governance disputes - Clear succession and decision-making
  3. Reduce single-entity dependencies - Decentralize control further
  4. Improve mobile wallet UX - Make shielded default easier

For Users Requiring Maximum Privacy

  1. Always use shielded addresses - Never touch transparent pool
  2. Use Orchard pool - Latest technology, no trusted setup
  3. Avoid exchanges with KYC - Breaks privacy chain
  4. Consider Monero - If mandatory privacy is required
  5. Run a full node - Verify your own transactions

Comparison: Zcash vs. Monero OPSEC

| Aspect | Zcash | Monero | |--------|-------|--------| | Leadership visibility | High (identified) | Low (pseudonymous) | | Regulatory pressure point | Yes (ECC/ZF) | No | | Privacy default | No (opt-in) | Yes (mandatory) | | Anonymity set | Small (shielded only) | Large (all transactions) | | Exchange availability | High | Declining | | View key coercion risk | Yes | No | | Cryptographic complexity | Very high (zk-SNARKs) | High (ring sigs) | | Trusted setup risk | Historical (eliminated in Orchard) | Never had |

Methodology

This assessment used:

  • DNS enumeration - Domain structure analysis
  • Shodan - Infrastructure scanning
  • OSINT - Leadership and organizational research
  • Blockchain analysis - Shielded pool statistics
  • News monitoring - Governance crisis coverage

No active exploitation or unauthorized access performed.

Sources

  • Electric Coin Company infrastructure
  • Zcash Foundation reports
  • Shodan InternetDB
  • Hunter.io organizational data
  • Blockchain explorer statistics
  • News coverage (governance disputes)

Report generated: 2026-01-22 Next review recommended: 2026-04-22

Repository Analysis▼
⚙Analysis performed using cargo audit, semgrep, and direct code inspection on cloned repositories.→ methodology

Code Review & Repository Analysis

Last Updated: 2025-10-24

Repository Overview

Repository: zcash/zcash

Description: Zcash - Internet Money

Repository Metrics

Community Engagement

  • Stars: 5080
  • Forks: 2104
  • Watchers: 5080
  • Open Issues: 1095

Development Activity

  • Status: Unknown
  • Created: 2014-11-22
  • Last Commit: Unknown
  • Repository Size: ~118085 KB

Repository Health

  • License: Other
  • Default Branch: master
  • Archived: No
  • Issues Enabled: Yes
  • Discussions: Not enabled

Code Composition

Primary Language: C++

| Language | Status | |----------|--------| | {'name': 'C++', 'bytes': 7556539, 'percentage': 58.71} | Included | | {'name': 'Python', 'bytes': 2448478, 'percentage': 19.02} | Included | | {'name': 'C', 'bytes': 1789789, 'percentage': 13.9} | Included | | {'name': 'Rust', 'bytes': 437840, 'percentage': 3.4} | Included | | {'name': 'Shell', 'bytes': 196764, 'percentage': 1.53} | Included | | {'name': 'M4', 'bytes': 179019, 'percentage': 1.39} | Included | | {'name': 'Makefile', 'bytes': 110647, 'percentage': 0.86} | Included | | {'name': 'CMake', 'bytes': 55520, 'percentage': 0.43} | Included | | {'name': 'Sage', 'bytes': 42344, 'percentage': 0.33} | Included | | {'name': 'Assembly', 'bytes': 28405, 'percentage': 0.22} | Included | | {'name': 'HTML', 'bytes': 20943, 'percentage': 0.16} | Included | | {'name': 'Dockerfile', 'bytes': 5308, 'percentage': 0.04} | Included |

Contributor Activity

Total Contributors

100 contributors

Development Pattern

The repository shows active development with multiple contributors working across features and fixes.

Recent Development

Recent Commits (Last 5)

| Date | Commit | Author | Message | |------|--------|--------|---------| | 2025-10-03 | 16ac743 | Kris Nuttycombe | Merge pull request #7059 from zcash/release-v6.10. | | 2025-10-02 | 385c6d9 | Kris Nuttycombe | Update release notes for NU6.1 upgrade | | 2025-10-01 | 002eaee | Kris Nuttycombe | Set the NU6.1 mainnet consensus rules and activati | | 2025-10-01 | 1197cfc | Kris Nuttycombe | make-release.py: Updated book for 6.10.0. | | 2025-10-01 | 21764d7 | Kris Nuttycombe | make-release.py: Updated release notes and changel |

Development Cadence: Active development with regular commits.

Development Observations

Code Quality Indicators

Positive Signals:

  • ✅ Active development with regular commits
  • ✅ Multiple contributors
  • ✅ Bug fixes and feature development ongoing
  • ✅ Open issues tracked
  • ✅ Public repository (code auditable)
  • ✅ Open source license (Other)

Activity Status

  • Level: Unknown
  • Recent Activity: Activity level unknown
  • Issue Tracking: Enabled

What This Repository Does

The repository contains code and development for this project. The presence of:

  • 100 contributors indicates team size and collaboration
  • Regular commits indicate active maintenance
  • 1095 open issues indicate engagement with user feedback
  • Public repository indicates commitment to transparency

Code Review Accessibility

For Security Researchers:

  • Full source code available on GitHub
  • Other license
  • 100 contributors indicate multiple code reviews have occurred
  • Commit history available for all changes
  • Issues/discussions show community security awareness

How to Review:

  1. Clone: git clone https://github.com/zcash/zcash.git
  2. Browse: https://github.com/zcash/zcash
  3. License: Other

Sources

| Source | Type | |--------|------| | GitHub API v3 | Official Repository Data | | Repository commits and history | Development Activity | | GitHub repository metadata | Project Information |

Data Notes

  • Repository metrics as of recent date
  • Contributor list includes all authors with commits
  • Recent commits shown are most recent as of last push
Team Research▼

Team & Leadership

Research Date: 2026-01-22

Overview

Zcash has a multi-organization governance structure with the Electric Coin Company (ECC), Zcash Foundation, and Zcash Community Grants (ZCG) sharing responsibilities. Unlike Monero's anarchic model, Zcash has identifiable leadership and formal organizations.

Core Organizations

Electric Coin Company (ECC)

The original company that created Zcash (formerly Zerocoin Electric Coin Company).

| Role | Person | Status | |------|--------|--------| | CEO & Founder | Zooko Wilcox | Active (announced stepping back 2024) | | Head of Engineering | str4d (Jack Grigg) | Active | | Lead Cryptographer | Daira-Emma Hopwood | Active | | VP Engineering | Nathan Wilcox | Active |

Zcash Foundation

Non-profit organization focused on protocol development and community.

  • Based in Delaware, USA
  • Manages Zebra node implementation
  • Funds grants and ecosystem development

Zcash Community Grants (ZCG)

Community-elected committee that distributes dev fund grants.

Top GitHub Contributors

| Contributor | Commits | Role/Notes | |-------------|---------|------------| | laanwj (Wladimir J. van der Laan) | 2,899 | Bitcoin Core contributor, foundational code | | str4d (Jack Grigg) | 2,616 | ECC lead engineer, protocol development | | nuttycom (Kris Nuttycombe) | 1,133 | Active ECC developer | | gavinandresen | 1,100 | Bitcoin contributor, inherited code | | sipa (Pieter Wuille) | 1,087 | Bitcoin Core, cryptographic contributions | | zkbot | 1,053 | Automated CI/release bot | | daira (Daira-Emma Hopwood) | 630 | Lead cryptographer, protocol design | | ebfull (Sean Bowe) | 511 | Cryptographer, created Sapling | | bitcartel | 487 | ECC developer | | theuni | 368 | Build system, infrastructure |

Total Contributors: 100+ on main repository

Note: High commit counts from laanwj, gavinandresen, sipa are inherited from Bitcoin Core codebase (Zcash forked from Bitcoin).

Governance Model

| Aspect | Description | |--------|-------------| | Structure | Multi-stakeholder (ECC, Foundation, ZCG) | | Decision Making | ZIPs (Zcash Improvement Proposals) | | Funding | Dev Fund (20% of block rewards until Nov 2024) | | Leadership | Identifiable executives at ECC |

Dev Fund (Historical)

  • 20% of block rewards went to development (2016-2024)
  • Split between ECC, Foundation, and ZCG
  • NU5 (Network Upgrade 5) restructured funding
  • Controversial "Founders Reward" ended 2020

Governance Crisis (2024)

  • Disagreements over future dev fund structure
  • Paul Brigner (Zcash Foundation) and Zooko public disputes
  • Zooko announced stepping back from leadership
  • Community debates centralization concerns

Key Historical Figures

| Person | Role | Status | |--------|------|--------| | Zooko Wilcox | ECC CEO, project founder | Stepping back | | Matthew Green | Johns Hopkins professor, co-creator | Advisor | | Eli Ben-Sasson | Technion professor, Zerocash paper | Founded StarkWare | | Alessandro Chiesa | UC Berkeley, Zerocash paper | Academia | | Eran Tromer | Zerocash paper co-author | Academia | | Christina Garman | Zerocash paper co-author | Academia |

Community Channels

  • Forum: forum.zcashcommunity.com
  • Discord: Zcash Community Discord
  • Twitter: @zcaboratories, @ElectricCoinCo
  • GitHub: github.com/zcash

Notable Projects

| Project | Maintainer | Purpose | |---------|------------|---------| | zcashd | ECC | Original node (deprecated) | | zebra | Zcash Foundation | New Rust node implementation | | librustzcash | ECC | Rust libraries for Zcash | | orchard | ECC | Latest shielded protocol |

Sources

  • GitHub API contributor data
  • Electric Coin Company blog
  • Zcash Foundation reports
  • ZIP documentation
  • News coverage (governance crisis)

Last updated: 2026-01-22

Security Analysis▼

Security & Audits

Research Date: 2026-01-22

Security Overview

Zcash has undergone extensive professional security audits due to its corporate backing and the complexity of zk-SNARK cryptography. The Electric Coin Company (ECC) has invested significantly in third-party security reviews.

Security Audits

Major Audits

| Date | Auditor | Scope | Result | |------|---------|-------|--------| | 2016 | NCC Group | Initial launch code | Passed | | 2016 | Coinspect | Protocol & implementation | Passed | | 2018 | NCC Group | Sapling upgrade | Passed with findings | | 2019 | Trail of Bits | Sapling cryptography | Passed | | 2020 | Least Authority | Zebra (Zcash Foundation) | Passed | | 2021 | NCC Group | Orchard (NU5) | Passed | | 2022 | Trail of Bits | librustzcash | Passed | | Ongoing | ECC Internal | Protocol research | Continuous |

Audit Reports (Public)

  • NCC Group Sapling audit: https://research.nccgroup.com/
  • Trail of Bits reports: https://github.com/trailofbits/publications
  • Least Authority Zebra audit: https://leastauthority.com/

Bug Bounty Program

HackerOne Program

  • Platform: HackerOne
  • URL: https://hackerone.com/zcash
  • Status: Active
  • Managed by: Electric Coin Company

Rewards

| Severity | Reward Range | |----------|--------------| | Critical | Up to $100,000 | | High | $10,000 - $50,000 | | Medium | $1,000 - $10,000 | | Low | $500 - $1,000 |

Zcash's bug bounty is one of the most generous in cryptocurrency.

Known Vulnerabilities & Responses

Historical Issues (Resolved)

| Year | Issue | Severity | Resolution | |------|-------|----------|------------| | 2018 | InternalH collision (Sapling) | Critical | Fixed before exploit | | 2019 | Counterfeiting vulnerability | Critical | Patched, disclosed responsibly | | 2020 | Transparent pool leakage | Medium | User education | | 2021 | Sprout to Sapling migration | Low | Migration guidance |

The 2019 Counterfeiting Bug

The most significant Zcash vulnerability:

  • Discovered internally by ECC cryptographer
  • Would have allowed infinite hidden inflation
  • Fixed silently, disclosed after network upgrade
  • No evidence of exploitation
  • Highlighted trusted setup risks

Privacy Technology Security

zk-SNARKs

| Component | Current Implementation | Security Notes | |-----------|----------------------|----------------| | Proof System | Groth16 → Halo2 | Halo2 eliminates trusted setup | | Proving Key | Powers of Tau ceremony | Multi-party computation | | Circuit | Orchard (current) | Replaces Sprout, Sapling |

Shielded Pools

| Pool | Status | Technology | |------|--------|------------| | Sprout | Deprecated | Original zk-SNARKs | | Sapling | Active | Improved efficiency | | Orchard | Active (NU5+) | Halo2, no trusted setup |

Trusted Setup Ceremony

Powers of Tau (2017-2018):

  • 87 participants
  • If ANY participant destroyed their toxic waste, setup is secure
  • Participants included Vitalik Buterin, cryptographers worldwide
  • Orchard (Halo2) eliminates need for trusted setup

Security Architecture

Privacy Model (Opt-in)

| Pool Type | Privacy | Usage | |-----------|---------|-------| | Transparent (t-addr) | None (like Bitcoin) | ~95% historically | | Shielded (z-addr) | Full | ~5% (growing) |

Note: Unlike Monero, Zcash privacy is optional. Most transactions remain transparent, reducing overall anonymity set.

View Keys

  • Allows selective disclosure to auditors
  • Compliance-friendly design
  • Controversial in privacy community

Upcoming Security Improvements

Zcash Posterity Fund (ZPF)

New funding mechanism to ensure long-term security maintenance.

Crosslink

  • Proof-of-Stake sidechain proposal
  • Would change consensus model
  • Security implications under research

Tachyon

  • Asynchronous transaction processing
  • Improved scalability
  • Under development

Regulatory & Compliance

Exchange Delisting Risk

Unlike Monero, Zcash maintains exchange listings due to:

  • Optional privacy (transparent addresses available)
  • View key compliance capability
  • Corporate governance (known leadership)

Compliance Features

| Feature | Purpose | |---------|---------| | View keys | Auditor access to transaction history | | Transparent addresses | Optional full transparency | | Known leadership | Regulatory engagement possible |

Security Comparison

| Feature | Zcash | Monero | Bitcoin | |---------|-------|--------|---------| | Cryptographic basis | zk-SNARKs | Ring signatures | ECDSA | | Privacy default | No | Yes | No | | Trusted setup | Historical (Sprout/Sapling) | None | None | | Proof verification | Fast | Fast | Fast | | Quantum resistance | Partial | Limited | None | | Audit capability | View keys | None | Full |

Security Contacts

  • Security Email: security@electriccoin.co
  • HackerOne: https://hackerone.com/zcash
  • Disclosure Policy: https://z.cash/responsible-disclosure/

Sources

  • NCC Group audit reports
  • Trail of Bits publications
  • Electric Coin Company blog
  • Zcash Improvement Proposals (ZIPs)
  • Historical vulnerability disclosures

Last updated: 2026-01-22

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