Ethereum Users Get Another Way to Pay Privately as zk.money Returns After Three Years
The self-custodial wallet hides payment amounts and recipients, while limiting deposits, payments and withdrawals to $2,500 each.
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Aztec Labs relaunches zk.money wallet for private Ethereum transactions
Aztec Labs has relaunched zk.money on the Aztec Network, bringing back its private payment wallet after a three-year absence and offering users self-custody of their funds. In a Sep. 29 announcement shared with crypto.news, Aztec Labs said that users can…
zk.money Returns With Private Ethereum Payments
TL;DR: zk.money has returned after three years, offering self-custodial private payments through Aztec while Ethereum deposits remain publicly traceable. Users can deposit DAI, USDC or USDT, with the latter two converted to DAI before payments move privately inside the system. The Alpha release caps each transaction below $2,500, screens entry and exit addresses, and remains ...
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