Fund with ZEC
Send native ZEC from your Zcash wallet and receive bridged ZEC in your connected Solana wallet to trade with.
ZEC funding is not open yet
Native ZEC funding is running as a small private pilot while the route is proven end to end. No deposit address is issued to the public and no ZEC can be sent from here yet.
How funding works
- 1. You tell us how much ZEC you want to send, and we show the charges before anything is payable.
- 2. We give you a one-time Zcash deposit address. You send the exact amount from your own Zcash wallet.
- 3. Once it arrives, bridged ZEC lands in your connected Solana wallet and you can trade.
Native ZEC — the coin in your Zcash wallet. This is what you send.
Bridged ZEC — a ZEC-denominated token on Solana. This is what you receive and trade.
SOL — Solana's own coin, used only to pay Solana network fees when you trade.
Your Solana wallet is connected because it receives the trading balance and signs your trades. Connecting it does not mean you have to fund with SOL. Your own Zcash wallet also charges its own sending fee, which we cannot see or quote.
Solana balances and transactions are public, and a transparent Zcash payout stays visible in Zcash's own history. This route gives you a ZEC-denominated trading balance; it does not make your trading shielded.
Why it is limited, and what the risks are
Funding is capped and invitation-only because parts of this route are proven and parts are not. Here is exactly where each stands today.
Full launch lifecycle on a test network
Create, buy, sell, graduate and claim fees, all funded and passed on Solana devnet on 10 Sep 2026.
Passed on test networkNative ZEC in, bridged ZEC out
One capped real run completed on Solana mainnet, with the deposit and the payout both confirmed on chain.
Shown once, cappedBridged ZEC back out to native ZEC
One capped real withdrawal completed on 12 Sep 2026: 0.01794354 ZEC paid out and confirmed in the Zcash chain.
Shown once, cappedWho backs the bridged ZEC token
The backing, redemption terms and who can mint or freeze the token are still under review. We have no verified answer yet, so we are not calling it safe.
Still openBuying and selling against ZEC on mainnet
A capped real buy and sell of an existing Solana token, priced in bridged ZEC, both confirmed on chain on 11 Sep 2026.
Shown once, cappedOur own ZEC-paired launches: pool depth, fee payouts and graduation
Whether our own ZEC pairs hold enough liquidity, whether fees can be paid out in ZEC, and migration into a locked ZEC pool are all still untested on mainnet.
Still open
One completed run shows the route works; it does not make it production-ready. Nothing above should be read as a guarantee that the bridged token is backed or that the platform is ready for public launch.
Diagnostic: provider price test (no funding, no deposit address)
An internal check that asks our funding provider for a live-priced test quote. It issues no deposit address and nothing can be sent from here.
Connect a wallet to run a test quote.
