A private wallet for ZRCL
Your balance is a set of encrypted notes on Aztec, and a private transfer does not reveal the sender,
the recipient or the amount. The only traces are one-time markers: against a recipient's address the
first time you pay them, and likely against yours on your first transfer. ZRCL is a share of the reserve basket, priced at net asset value, not a
dollar: the basket targets the decentralised currency tokens DAI, crvUSD, LUSD, GHO and the Swiss franc
token ZCHF.
Bridge in by depositing a supported asset from Ethereum, and out by redeeming ZRCL for an asset you
choose (any part the swap can't route is paid in kind). Deposits and withdrawals are public on
Ethereum, with their address and amount; private balances and private transfers are not.
Instant Pay for shops
Instant Pay works like a prepaid card: lock ZRCL into a private escrow once, then pay by scanning a
merchant's invoice QR and confirming the amount, with no proof to generate at the till. The merchant's
screen shows Paid about 10 to 15 seconds later.
Merchants price invoices in dollars, converted to ZRCL at net asset value, and follow claims,
settlement requests and force-claims on one dashboard. If a customer never settles, the merchant
can claim the reserved amount alone, 48 hours after the customer's spending period ends.
Selective disclosure and tax
Prove one private transaction to an auditor or a tax office with a zero-knowledge proof that reveals
only the details you choose and roughly when it happened, and nothing about the rest of your activity.
For a tax year, build a signed audit package of the whole year, which the recipient checks against
the network without your keys, read as income and outgoings in ZRCL and US dollars. Or prove only the year's totals in
zero knowledge, without revealing any individual transaction.
These run today on our development sandbox. None of them has launched on testnet or mainnet yet.