Explaining viewing keys
Viewing keys, detailed in ZIP 310, enable the separation of spending and viewing permissions for Zcash shielded addresses. By creating
Zcash Developer Alliance brings together industry leaders to focus on interoperability
Electric Coin Co. is pleased to announce the Zcash Developer Alliance (ZDA), an invite-only working group to advance Zcash development
NU4 feature selection
As part of the Zcash Improvement Proposal and Network Upgrade Pipeline, Electric Coin Co. (ECC) is publishing our commitment of
Zcash is for economic freedom, and that’s worth protecting
Freedom is your ability to sing in the shower without restraint. It is an intimate moment shared between loved ones.
The state of Zcash adoption
Since 2016, Zcash has become one of the most widely adopted digital currencies, supported by high-quality financial institutions and crypto
Building on Zcash: Resources and initiatives
Zcash turns four years old in October, and there’s never been a better time to be part of the developer
New Release: 2.1.2
Heartwood testnet activation This release supports the activation of Heartwood on testnet, with an activation height of 903800, slated to
Open-sourcing ECC Wallet
At our Q1 2020 live stream, the ECC team unveiled our ECC Wallet along with new resources for mobile wallet
New Zcash light client support resources and documentation
Earlier this year, we released resources for building shielded mobile wallets, which open-sourced a suite of libraries to support the
Mine to Shielded Coinbase
As part of the Heartwood network upgrade, Zcash miners and mining pools will have the option to mine directly to
Explaining FlyClient
One of the key improvements in the Heartwood upgrade is FlyClient support, ZIP 221. In this post, we’ll explain the
ECC Transparency Report for Q3 2019
Why release a transparency report? Electric Coin Co. (ECC) is committed to openness and transparency — as we help evolve
