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News and notes about Electric Coin Company and its work on Zcash

It has become clear that the best way for ECC to contribute to the Zcash community over the next three years is to release an official ECC wallet on top of a highly interoperable Zcash protocol that leverages proof-of-stake consensus.

We’re introducing “auto-shielding” in our mobile wallet SDKs and unified addresses at the Zcash protocol level. In supporting wallets, these two features ensure your Zcash transaction and balance information is automatically encrypted — Shielded by Default — in the latest, most secure shielded pool.

Following the example of Vitalik Buterin’s Gitcoin Grant retros, this post summarizes the projects funded and lessons learned from the first Zcash Gitcoin Grant Round.

Unstoppable became the first multi-currency wallet to enable shielded Zcash transactions. Thiis an important milestone for shielded addresses, which allow users to send confidential peer-to-peer transactions.

With help from community volunteers, ECC exceeded its goal and added localization in five languages to our open-sourced apps.

ECC open-sourced our work-in-progress iOS and Android Zcash wallets last week, so it makes sense for the ECC security team […]

Earlier this year, ECC released a suite of libraries for building shielded mobile wallets in support of the shielded-Zcash ecosystem. […]

At our Q1 2020 live stream, the ECC team unveiled our ECC Wallet along with new resources for mobile wallet […]

Earlier this year, we released resources for building shielded mobile wallets, which open-sourced a suite of libraries to support the […]

Last year, Electric Coin Co. released reference code for an experimental Android SDK wallet, the first working implementation of a […]

Spending your Zcash has never been easier Flexa just announced support for Zcash on the SPEDN wallet. Flexa and its […]