Zama announces protocol update, including new SDK and delegated decryption mechanism
Foresight News reports that Zama, a Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) infrastructure project, has released a series of protocol updates, including a new TypeScript SDK, delegated decryption mechanism, developer toolchain, and the Zama Portfolio application. These updates aim to lower the barriers for developers to build privacy-centric decentralized applications, allowing developers to create a functional confidential transfer system within 5 minutes.
This update also includes the launch of the Zama Portfolio application for regular users, supporting direct deposits of cUSDT and management of confidential tokens. The staking functionality for the ZAMA token has been activated, and more than 50% of the current circulating supply has already been staked. Cross-chain support covers Ethereum, BNB, Hyperliquid, and Solana networks.
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