Zcash developer Electric Coin Co. outlined Q4 updates focused on privacy, usability, and new wallet integrations as ZEC rallied from $50 to $420.
Posted November 3, 2025 at 9:04 am EST.
Electric Coin Co., the company behind Zcash, released its fourth quarter 2025 roadmap as ZEC trades near $420, up from $50 in mid-September.
The roadmap prioritizes four areas:
- implementing ephemeral addresses for ZEC swaps via the NEAR Intents protocol,
- generating fresh transparent addresses after receiving funds,
- enabling Keystone hardware wallet resyncing,
- and supporting Pay-to-Script-Hash multisig wallets in Keystone.
ECC will deploy a multisig wallet to manage Zcash developer funds. The firm stated its focus targets reducing technical debt, enhancing privacy and usability for Zashi users, and streamlining fund management.
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These updates follow Zashi’s August 28 decentralized off-ramp for shielded ZEC and October 1 on-ramp release. ECC temporarily suspended the Coinbase on-ramp over privacy concerns regarding a session-token requirement.
ZEC’s market capitalization recently exceeded privacy competitor Monero. Shielded token supply in the Orchard privacy protocol surpassed 4.1 million tokens, with most growth since mid-September occurring in Orchard, ZecHub data shows. The protocol maintains compatibility with earlier Sprout and Sapling versions.
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