Integration tracker

Where ZEC can't go yet.

Exchanges list and delist Zcash depending on where you live, and each delisting cuts people off. Routes that need no permission from a company, such as cross-chain swap networks, peer-to-peer markets and the wallets built on them, keep working wherever you are. This page tracks the ones that don't support ZEC yet and what it would take.

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30 targets, last checked between 2 October 2026 and 2 October 2026. When one goes live, it gets a step-by-step route guide.

Cross-chain bridges and intent networks

Networks that move value between blockchains without an exchange account. Wallets and apps build on top of them, so one integration can reach many users.

  • THORChain

    In progress

    A decentralised cross-chain liquidity network for swapping native coins.

    Why it matters
    One of the largest decentralised liquidity networks, used by many wallets and swap front-ends.
    What it takes
    Under way. Nodes began scanning Zcash on 30 September 2026 and the ZEC pool went live on 2 October 2026; trading comes next. After launch, the gap to track is paying out to shielded addresses, which SwapKit currently routes through Maya only.
    Notes
    A route guide is on the site and becomes a full guide when swaps open.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · crypto.news · tradingview.com · docs.swapkit.dev

  • Chainflip

    Not started

    A cross-chain exchange for native coins such as BTC, ETH and SOL, with no wrapped tokens.

    Why it matters
    Handled more than $6 billion in swaps by February 2026, and reaches wallets such as MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Phantom and SafePal through aggregators.
    What it takes
    Adding Zcash as a new chain, including vault and witness code for a transparent-address (UTXO) chain like its Bitcoin support.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · chainflip.io · chainflip.io · x.com

  • Relay

    Not started

    A solver-based network for cross-chain swaps and payments.

    Why it matters
    Powers cross-chain swaps inside wallets including OKX Wallet.
    What it takes
    A transparent ZEC chain adapter, and solvers willing to hold ZEC inventory to fill orders.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · api.relay.link · docs.relay.link · medium.com

  • deBridge (DLN)

    Not started

    A solver-based cross-chain liquidity network across EVM chains and Solana.

    Why it matters
    Built into large wallets and apps on Ethereum and Solana.
    What it takes
    A ZEC chain integration, and solvers willing to hold ZEC inventory.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · docs.debridge.com · debridge.com

  • Garden Finance

    Not started

    A Bitcoin-focused cross-chain swap network using atomic swaps (HTLCs), with Litecoin also live.

    Why it matters
    Its atomic-swap design already handles Bitcoin-style coins, which is the closest fit for transparent ZEC.
    What it takes
    Reusing its Bitcoin and Litecoin swap path for transparent ZEC.
    Notes
    Garden had security incidents in October 2025 (about $11 million) and July 2026 (about $450,000), both through compromised solvers.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · docs.garden.finance · cryptotimes.io · cryptobriefing.com

  • Across

    Not started

    An intent-based bridge, mostly between Ethereum layer-2 networks, plus Solana.

    Why it matters
    One of the largest bridges between Ethereum networks.
    What it takes
    Support for a non-EVM, transparent-address chain, which Across doesn't have today. A weaker fit than the networks above.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · across.to

  • Mayan, Wormhole and Squid

    Not started

    Bridges and swap routers between Solana, Ethereum and other networks.

    Why it matters
    The cheapest path for people already on Solana or Ethereum networks to reach ZEC.
    What it takes
    No native ZEC needed: list existing wrapped ZEC tokens (zenZEC and NEAR's bridged ZEC on Solana, cbZEC on Base) as routable tokens.
    Notes
    Mayan is a different project from Maya Protocol, which already supports shielded ZEC.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · mayan.finance · wormhole.com · squidrouter.com · coindesk.com

Aggregators and swap front-ends

Apps and developer kits that compare routes across many networks. They can often add ZEC by plugging in a network that already supports it, such as NEAR Intents or Maya.

  • LI.FI SDK and Widget (and Jumper)

    Not started

    A bridge and swap aggregator used by many wallets through its API, SDK and embeddable widget. Jumper is its own app.

    Why it matters
    Wallets that embed the LI.FI SDK or Widget would get ZEC routes without their own integration.
    What it takes
    ZEC already works in the LI.FI API, routed through NEAR Intents and Unit. The SDK and Widget only handle Bitcoin among UTXO chains, so they need ZEC added.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · li.quest · li.quest

  • KyberSwap cross-chain

    Not started

    A multi-chain swap aggregator with cross-chain routes through NEAR Intents, Across, Relay, deBridge and others.

    Why it matters
    Already pulls quotes from NEAR Intents, which supports ZEC.
    What it takes
    Enabling the Zcash chain on its existing NEAR Intents integration. No ZEC route was found.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · docs.kyberswap.com · blog.kyberswap.com

  • Bungee

    Not started

    A cross-chain swap marketplace for EVM chains, Solana and Tron.

    Why it matters
    A widely used bridge aggregator.
    What it takes
    Integrating a network that already supports ZEC, such as NEAR Intents 1-Click or SwapKit.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · bungee.exchange

  • OKX DEX aggregator

    Not started

    The swap and bridge aggregator inside OKX Wallet.

    Why it matters
    OKX Wallet already holds ZEC, but its swap and bridge aggregator has no Zcash route.
    What it takes
    Integrating a network that already supports ZEC, such as NEAR Intents 1-Click or SwapKit.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · web3.okx.com · okx.com

  • 1inch cross-chain (Fusion+)

    Not started

    A swap aggregator whose Fusion+ mode does cross-chain swaps across EVM chains and Solana.

    Why it matters
    One of the best-known swap aggregators.
    What it takes
    Support for a non-EVM, transparent-address chain, or routing through a network that already supports ZEC.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · 1inch.com

Atomic swaps and peer to peer

Markets where people trade directly with each other, with no company in the middle.

  • BasicSwap DEX

    Not started

    An open-source atomic-swap exchange with a decentralised order book.

    Why it matters
    Trades directly between people's own wallets, with no company or bridge in the middle.
    What it takes
    A ZEC coin module. Since the Ironwood upgrade, Zcash nodes must run Zebra, so the module needs a Zebra-based backend.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · github.com · crypto.news

  • Haveno / RetoSwap

    Not started

    A peer-to-peer Monero exchange based on Bisq. RetoSwap is the main live network.

    Why it matters
    Privacy-focused traders already use it, and it settles without a company holding funds.
    What it takes
    RetoSwap added transparent ZEC (hidden by default) in release 1.3.0; upstream Haveno has no ZEC. Both would need shielded ZEC support.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · github.com · github.com

  • Serai

    Not started

    A cross-chain exchange planned for BTC, ETH, DAI and XMR, using threshold multisig.

    Why it matters
    Designed for private coins from the start.
    What it takes
    Mainnet hasn't launched yet. ZEC would need to be added as one of its later networks.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · docs.serai.exchange · github.com

  • Bisq

    Not started

    A peer-to-peer bitcoin exchange that runs over Tor, with multisig escrow.

    Why it matters
    A long-running peer-to-peer market that already lists ZEC.
    What it takes
    Bisq accepts transparent ZEC addresses only. Shielded receive support is missing.
    Read the guide →

    Checked 2 October 2026 · github.com · bisq.network

Wallets without ZEC

Popular self-custody wallets that don't hold native ZEC.

  • Bitcoin.com Wallet

    Not started

    A multi-coin self-custody wallet.

    Why it matters
    A popular first wallet for newcomers.
    What it takes
    Native ZEC support, ideally shielded.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · support.bitcoin.com

  • Kraken Wallet

    Not started

    Kraken's self-custody wallet.

    Why it matters
    Lets Kraken users keep ZEC in their own wallet, including where the exchange has delisted it.
    What it takes
    Native ZEC support, ideally shielded.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · support.kraken.com

  • BitPay

    Not started

    A crypto payments company with its own wallet.

    Why it matters
    Its wallet and payment tools are used by merchants accepting crypto.
    What it takes
    Native ZEC support in the wallet and for payments.
    Notes
    BitPay's full coin list couldn't be loaded; this is based on its published list of supported coins.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · bitpay.com

  • Binance Wallet (Web3)

    Not started

    The self-custody wallet inside the Binance app.

    Why it matters
    Reaches the very large Binance user base.
    What it takes
    Native ZEC support, ideally shielded.
    Notes
    Unconfirmed: no official network list could be loaded, and no sign of ZEC support was found.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · web3.binance.com

  • Coinbase Wallet

    Not started

    Coinbase's self-custody wallet, called Base App from 2025 until 10 September 2026.

    Why it matters
    Coinbase already issues cbZEC on Base, but the wallet can't hold native ZEC.
    What it takes
    Native ZEC support, ideally shielded.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · theblock.co

  • Zengo

    Not started

    A keyless self-custody wallet using multi-party computation.

    Why it matters
    Aimed at newcomers who find recovery phrases hard.
    What it takes
    Native ZEC support.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · help.zengo.com

  • Phantom

    Not started

    A multi-chain wallet best known on Solana.

    Why it matters
    Its users can hold wrapped ZEC tokens on Solana, but not native ZEC.
    What it takes
    Native ZEC support, or swaps from Solana assets into native ZEC.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · phantom.com

  • MetaMask

    Not started

    The most widely used Ethereum wallet, with built-in Bitcoin, Solana and Tron.

    Why it matters
    A shielded ZEC Snap already exists, so the building blocks are there.
    What it takes
    Built-in ZEC. Today shielded ZEC needs ChainSafe's Zcash Snap, whose latest release (February 2026) predates the Ironwood upgrade.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · blog.chainsafe.io · npmjs.com

Wallets that need shielded ZEC

Wallets that hold transparent ZEC but can't receive or send shielded ZEC, so users have to move funds elsewhere for privacy.

  • Trust Wallet

    Not started

    A multi-coin mobile wallet.

    Why it matters
    Already holds ZEC for many users, but only transparent.
    What it takes
    Shielded ZEC send and receive.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · trustwallet.com

  • Ledger Wallet (mobile)

    In progress

    Ledger's app for its hardware wallets, formerly Ledger Live.

    Why it matters
    Hardware wallets keep keys offline; shielded ZEC on mobile would cover most Ledger users.
    What it takes
    Shielded ZEC arrived on Ledger Wallet Desktop on 23 September 2026, using the Ironwood pool. Ledger says mobile support is coming soon.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · ledger.com

  • Trezor

    Not started

    Hardware wallets with the Trezor Suite app.

    Why it matters
    Hardware wallets keep keys offline.
    What it takes
    Shielded ZEC support. Trezor devices only support transparent t-addresses today.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · trezor.io

  • OKX Wallet

    Not started

    OKX's self-custody wallet app and browser extension.

    Why it matters
    Already supports ZEC, updated for the July 2026 network upgrade.
    What it takes
    Confirmed shielded ZEC send and receive.
    Notes
    Unconfirmed: OKX's notice doesn't say whether shielded addresses are supported.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · okx.com

  • SafePal

    Not started

    A hardware and mobile wallet.

    Why it matters
    Already supports ZEC.
    What it takes
    Confirmed shielded ZEC send and receive.
    Notes
    Unconfirmed: SafePal's address type for ZEC wasn't stated in any source found.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · safepal.com

  • Exodus

    Not started

    A multi-coin desktop and mobile wallet.

    Why it matters
    Already holds ZEC for many users, but only transparent.
    What it takes
    Shielded ZEC support. Exodus says it does not support shielded addresses.

    Checked 2 October 2026 · exodus.com

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