ZCash

z.cash
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Uses zero-knowledge proofs to protect privacy cryptographic technique, that allows two users to transact without ever revealing their true identity or address. The Zcash blockchain uses two types of addresses and transactions, Z transactions and addresses are private and T transactions and addresses are transparent like Bitcoin.

Open Source

ZCash Source Code

Author

zcash

Description

Zcash - Internet Money

Homepage

https://z.cash/

License

NOASSERTION

Created

22 Nov 14

Last Updated

28 Apr 24

Latest version

zc.v0.11.2.z0

Primary Language

C++

Size

112,306 KB

Stars

4,857

Forks

1,985

Watchers

4,857

Language Usage

Language Usage

Star History

Star History

Recent Commits

  • Daira-Emma Hopwood (28 Apr 24)

    Merge pull request #6874 from zcash/yasser_signatures Yasser's GPG key for Gitian

  • Yasser (26 Apr 24)

    Yasser's GPG key for Gitian

  • str4d (24 Apr 24)

    Merge pull request #6832 from sandakersmann/patch-1 New checkpoint at block 2400000 for mainnet

  • str4d (23 Apr 24)

    Merge pull request #6872 from zcash/version-5.9.0 Version 5.9.0 post-release merge

  • ebfull (19 Apr 24)

    Merge pull request #6871 from zcash/release-v5.9.0 Release v5.9.0

  • Jack Grigg (19 Apr 24)

    make-release.py: Updated book for 5.9.0.

  • Jack Grigg (19 Apr 24)

    make-release.py: Updated release notes and changelog for 5.9.0.

  • Jack Grigg (19 Apr 24)

    make-release.py: Updated manpages for 5.9.0.

  • Jack Grigg (19 Apr 24)

    make-release.py: Versioning changes for 5.9.0.

  • Jack Grigg (19 Apr 24)

    Document that Intel macOS will be formally moved to Tier 3 in 5.10.0 Closes zcash/zcash#6866.

  • str4d (19 Apr 24)

    Merge pull request #6865 from zcash/release-v5.9.0-rc1 Release v5.9.0-rc1

  • Jack Grigg (17 Apr 24)

    make-release.py: Updated book for 5.9.0-rc1.

  • Jack Grigg (17 Apr 24)

    make-release.py: Updated release notes and changelog for 5.9.0-rc1.

  • Jack Grigg (17 Apr 24)

    make-release.py: Updated manpages for 5.9.0-rc1.

  • Jack Grigg (17 Apr 24)

    make-release.py: Versioning changes for 5.9.0-rc1.

  • Jack Grigg (17 Apr 24)

    docs: Document Debian 12 as a Tier 1 platform

  • Kris Nuttycombe (17 Apr 24)

    Merge pull request #6864 from daira/more-updates-for-5.9.0 More dependency updates, postponements, and audits for 5.9.0

  • Jack Grigg (17 Apr 24)

    depends: Postpone LLVM 18.1.4

  • Daira-Emma Hopwood (16 Apr 24)

    Update audits. Signed-off-by: Daira-Emma Hopwood <[email protected]>

  • Daira-Emma Hopwood (16 Apr 24)

    * cargo update * cargo update -p [email protected] --precise 0.5.5 Signed-off-by: Daira-Emma Hopwood <[email protected]>

  • Daira-Emma Hopwood (15 Apr 24)

    Additional updated and postponed dependencies for zcashd 5.9.0. Signed-off-by: Daira-Emma Hopwood <[email protected]>

  • Daira-Emma Hopwood (15 Apr 24)

    Merge pull request #6800 from daira/change-orchard-license Remove references to the BOSL license

  • Daira-Emma Hopwood (15 Apr 24)

    Merge pull request #6839 from daira/update-depends Update or postpone dependencies for zcashd 5.9.0

  • Daira-Emma Hopwood (15 Apr 24)

    Merge pull request #6858 from zcash/ci_fix fix cache sprout params

  • Daira-Emma Hopwood (15 Apr 24)

    deny.toml: migrate to version 2 to avoid some warnings. Signed-off-by: Daira-Emma Hopwood <[email protected]>

  • Yasser Isa (12 Apr 24)

    fix CI - cache sprout params

  • Daira-Emma Hopwood (15 Apr 24)

    deny.toml: remove license exception for orchard. Signed-off-by: Daira-Emma Hopwood <[email protected]>

  • Daira Emma Hopwood (19 Dec 23)

    Remove references to the BOSL license, which will no longer be used by any dependency as of the next release. Signed-off-by: Daira-Emma Hopwood <[email protected]>

  • Daira Emma Hopwood (19 Dec 23)

    Change my name in Cargo.toml and remove old email addresses for Ying Tong Lai, Greg Pfeil, and Steven Smith. Signed-off-by: Daira Emma Hopwood <[email protected]>

  • Kris Nuttycombe (12 Apr 24)

    Merge pull request #6857 from nuttycom/shu-master Fix typos (subsumes #6817)

ZCash Website

Website

Zcash: Privacy-protecting digital currency

A simple, secure digital currency that protects your privacy. For everyday purchases, sending money to a friend, and your favorite crypto applications, too.

Redirects

Does not redirect

Security Checks

2 security checks failed (64 passed)

  • Top-Level Domain Highly Abused
  • Domain is Blacklisted

Server Details

  • IP Address 104.16.174.83
  • Location San Francisco, California, United States of America, NA
  • ISP CloudFlare Inc.
  • ASN AS13335

Associated Countries

  • US

Saftey Score

Website marked as very dangerous

0%

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You can access ZCash's data programmatically via our API. Simply make a GET request to:

https://api.awesome-privacy.xyz/finance/cryptocurrencies/zcash

The REST API is free, no-auth and CORS-enabled. To learn more, view the Swagger Docs or read the API Usage Guide.

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