Zama Updates Protocols to Enhance Privacy in Decentralized Applications

Zama, a project focused on fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) infrastructure, has released a series of protocol updates. According to Foresight News, these updates include a new TypeScript SDK, delegated decryption mechanisms, developer toolchains, and the Zama Portfolio application. The aim is to lower the barriers for developers in building privacy-centric decentralized applications, enabling them to set up a functional confidential transaction system within five minutes. The updates also introduce the Zama Portfolio application for general users, which supports direct cUSDT deposits and confidential token management. The staking feature for the ZAMA token is now available, with over 50% of the circulating supply already staked. The updates offer cross-chain support for Ethereum, BNB, Hyperliquid, and Solana networks.