The Zcash Community in 2025: Who's Building?
A comprehensive look at who is contributing to Zcash today - developers, educators, advocates, and ecosystem builders.
Read more →Where the Zcash Community Gathers - forums, grants, governance, contributors, and the full ecosystem directory.
Zcash (ZEC) is a decentralised cryptocurrency that uses zk-SNARKs to provide optional financial privacy - and it is backed by one of crypto's most engaged open-source communities.
Launched in 2016 from the Zerocash academic paper, Zcash introduced zero-knowledge proofs to public blockchains. Unlike Bitcoin where every transaction is fully transparent, Zcash offers both transparent and shielded transactions - giving users financial sovereignty.
The Zcash community is governed by the ZIP process, funded by the Zcash Community Grants programme, and driven by hundreds of contributors worldwide building wallets, tools, education, and advocacy.
Disclaimer: We are independent Zcash enthusiasts. Not affiliated with the Zcash Foundation or Electric Coin Company.
From contributing code to applying for grants, there is a place in the Zcash community for everyone.
Join the Zcash community forums and Discord to discuss development, governance proposals, and ecosystem news.
The Zcash Community Grants programme funds developers, educators, and advocates building on or for Zcash.
Vote on ZIPs through the Zcash Community Advisory Panel (ZCAP) and help shape the future of the protocol.
Contribute code on GitHub, build wallets and tools, write documentation, or become a Zcash ambassador.
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