Zebra 4.2.0 Release
Zcash Foundation is pleased to announce Zebra 4.2.0. This release expands RPC functionality, strengthens mempool policy compliance, and adds deeper state querying capabilities. This release also completes the migration to OpenRPC for API documentation and moves the Python QA test framework to the standalone integration-tests repository. What’s New in 4.2.0 RPC: A More Complete Interface […]
Zcash Foundation Q4 2025 Report
The Zcash Foundation is committed to transparency and openness with the Zcash community and our other stakeholders. Today, we are releasing our Q4 2025 report, which provides an overview of the work undertaken by our engineering team, as well as an overview of other activities during this period. As with our previous quarterly reports, this […]
NU7 Polling Results: What We Heard and Where We Go From Here
Thank you to everyone who participated in the NU7 sentiment polling — ZCAP members, coinholders, the Engineering Caucus, ZecHub, Zcash Brasil, Zcash Español, and Zcash Türkiye. The breadth of participation reflects how seriously this community takes protocol governance, and we don’t take that for granted. We want to be direct: the results reveal both meaningful […]
NU7 Sentiment: ZCAP Polling Results
The Zcash Foundation recently concluded the ZCAP NU7 Sentiment Polling, which closed on Friday, February 20 at 20:00 UTC. This poll was designed to gauge community sentiment on 11 proposed protocol features and initiatives, each either completed or expected to be ready within the next year. This post summarizes the results from the ZCAP poll. […]
Zebra 4.1.0 Release
The Zcash Foundation is pleased to announce Zebra 4.1.0, a release focused on expanding observability with comprehensive Prometheus metrics and Grafana dashboards, while strengthening mempool compliance with zcashd. This release contains no breaking changes for node operators. What’s New in 4.1.0 Observability: See Inside Your Node Zebra 4.1.0 significantly expands monitoring capabilities to give operators […]
FROST Release v3.0.0-rc.0
We have just released FROST v3.0.0-rc.0. The main changes in this release have been changing the cheater detection feature to allow specifying as a function parameter instead of a compile-time feature, a big refactor of the repair share and refresh share functionality, improving our test coverage for serialisation and async, and some significant improvements to […]
Zcash Foundation 2026: Stewardship and Innovation
As we begin 2026, the Zcash Foundation (ZF) stands at a pivotal moment in its mission to steward privacy-preserving financial infrastructure for the public good. This year our priorities reflect both maturity and ambition. Across engineering, community engagement, and humanitarian initiatives, we are strengthening the tools that make privacy possible, deepening our collaborative partnerships, and […]
Zcash Foundation: 2025 Year in Review
As we look back on 2025, Zcash Foundation (ZF) celebrates a year of progress, collaboration, and strategic growth that strengthened the Zcash ecosystem and advanced financial privacy for the public good. Across technical development, governance, and community initiatives, our shared work this year reflected the Foundation’s enduring belief that privacy is essential infrastructure for human […]
Strengthening the Zcash Network: Announcing a Native Rust DNS Seeder
At Zcash Foundation, our mission is to build and support infrastructure that ensures Zcash remains a secure, private, and decentralized financial system. As always, our focus remains unwavering: we are here to ship code that keeps Zcash running. Today, we are proud to announce a significant addition to the Zcash ecosystem: a native Rust implementation […]
Notice Concluding SEC Investigation
On August 31, 2023, Zcash Foundation received a subpoena from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in connection with an inquiry designated “In the Matter of Certain Crypto Asset Offerings (SF-04569)”. We are pleased to announce that the SEC has concluded its review and informed us that it does not intend to recommend any […]