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.
Summary
- The original zk.money served more than 75,000 unique wallets and processed $100 million in volume before it was retired in 2023.
- Aztec Labs says the new wallet keeps balances, transfer amounts, and transaction parties off the public ledger.
- Users can request payments through links and receive funds through readable zk.money handles.
- The wallet runs on Aztec Network, the company’s privacy-focused Ethereum layer-2.
In a Sep. 29 announcement shared with crypto.news, Aztec Labs said that…
