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Ethereum’s zkAPI brings privacy-preserving API payments to mainnet

  • By: Kenny
  • Date: October 2, 2026
  • Time to read: 1 min.


Ethereum’s zkAPI brings privacy-preserving API payments to mainnet

Ethereum’s zkAPI is now live on mainnet, turning an earlier zero-knowledge API payment proposal into a working implementation for private, prepaid access.



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