Aztec Labs Relaunches zk.money Privacy Wallet on Ethereum Layer 2
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Aztec Labs has brought back zk.money, a self-custodial privacy wallet that the company discontinued in 2023.The relaunch operates on Aztec Network, the company's Ethereum Layer 2, offering users another method to conduct private transactions on Ethereum.- Aztec Labs has brought back zk.money, a self-custodial privacy wallet, on its Aztec Network layer 2 built on Ethereum, according to The Block.
- The original product was discontinued in 2023, per The Block, and its return marks a gap of roughly three years, according to CoinDesk.
- The relaunched wallet lets users send private stablecoin payments, according to Decrypt, and introduces readable tags in place of raw wallet addresses to simplify sending funds privately, per Decrypt.
- CoinDesk reports the relaunch gives Ethereum users another option for private payments on the network.
- The product runs on Aztec Network, a layer 2 built atop Ethereum, according to The Block.
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Aztec Labs has relaunched zk.money, a self-custodial privacy wallet, on its Ethereum Layer 2 network three years after discontinuing the original product.- Aztec Labs has relaunched zk.money, a self-custodial privacy wallet discontinued in 2023, on its Aztec Network Ethereum layer 2.
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Aztec Labs relaunches zk.money privacy wallet on Ethereum Layer 2 after three-year hiatus- Aztec Labs Relaunches zk.money Privacy Wallet on Ethereum Layer 2
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Aztec Labs has brought back zk.money, a self-custodial privacy wallet, on its Aztec Network layer 2 built on Ethereum, according to The Block. The original product was discontinued in 2023, per The Block, and its return marks a gap of roughly three years, according to CoinDesk.
The relaunched wallet lets users send private stablecoin payments, according to Decrypt, and introduces readable tags in place of raw wallet addresses to simplify sending funds privately, per Decrypt. CoinDesk reports the relaunch gives Ethereum users another option for private payments on the network.
The product runs on Aztec Network, a layer 2 built atop Ethereum, according to The Block.
Sources: CoinDesk, The Block, Decrypt
This article is for information only and is not financial advice.
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- digestAztec Labs relaunches zk.money privacy wallet on Ethereum Layer 2 after three-year hiatusfirst reported · 2 sourcescoindesk.com · theblock.co
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