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Zama

51-200 employeesUpdated

Develops confidential blockchain technology using fully homomorphic encryption.

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Systems2

  • Confidential SwapSoftware application on the Zama protocol for request-for-quote token swaps using encrypted order information.
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  • Zama ProtocolSoftware protocol using fully homomorphic encryption for confidential computation on public blockchains.
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Rand HindiCEO and co-founder

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  1. 1
    DatabaseSixth-Domain public startups directory

    Sixth-Domain · Supports Organization · kind

    “{"group": "startups", "id": "4951e461-231f-400b-bc87-f752f4740aa0", "name": "Zama"}”
  2. 2
    Companyzama website

    Supports Organization · employee range

    “119 People”

Systems2

  1. 3
    CompanyZama: The Confidential Blockchain Protocol

    Zama · Supports Organization · description, Organization · name, Organization · website, System

    “The Zama Protocol enables confidential assets to be issued, traded, and managed natively on public blockchains, with full verifiability and programmable compliance.”
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    CompanyConfidential Swap: Trade Onchain Confidentially | Zama

    Zama · Supports System

    “Confidential Swap keeps your amount, direction, and price limit encrypted, so you can trade stablecoins, RWAs, and treasury positions at size without moving the market against yourself.”

People1

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    NewsZama Raises $57M in Series B to Bring End-to-End Encryption to Public Blockchains

    theblock.co · Supports Role

    “Reaching a $1 billion valuation represents a significant increase that reflects the market's confidence in our FHE technology and our team's ability to deliver confidentiality to financial applications onchain” said Dr Rand Hindi, CEO and co-founder of Zama.”

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