From Investing.com: 2024-06-20 14:30:49

Aleph Zero introduces groundbreaking advancements, including a ZK-Privacy Layer capable of zero-knowledge proofs in under one second and zkOS for seamless integration into Web3 applications. The testnet release of the ZK-privacy EVM Layer 2 solution provides subsecond ZK proving times, enhancing user experience. Aleph Zero expands to a wider audience with zkOS, offering Privacy-as-a-Service for various networks and applications.

Aleph Zero’s zkOS enables private transactions and interaction with dApps without data compromise, targeting applications like DeFi, AI, and enterprise solutions. The Substrate-based WASM Layer 1 blockchain offers developers subsecond finality and support for various applications. The ZK-privacy EVM Layer 2 Developer Testnet is live, welcoming builders and early adopters for integration.

Aleph Zero EVM, a ZK-privacy Layer 2 rollup on Ethereum, is developed with Gelato for fast, secure execution. Leveraging Arbitrum Anytrust DAC, it provides fast block times, near-instant finality, and high scalability. The EVM Layer 2 Developer Testnet includes versatile tooling from Gelato and third-party infrastructure, making it a comprehensive platform for developers.

Aleph Zero’s zkOS utilizes advanced technology for speed and universally trusted setup. Integrating with existing apps across networks is made easier with zkToolkit, ensuring high performance. The roadmap includes a Mainnet release in Q3 2024, with plans for ZK identity features and private operations on ERC-20 tokens later in the year.

Confirmed use cases of Aleph Zero and zkOS include enhancing card payments, adding privacy to games, integrating with NFT companies, managing personal data access, and more. The ecosystem focuses on privacy-first blockchain solutions for various sectors and applications, supported by an engaged community and growing ecosystem.

For more information, users can visit Aleph Zero or join the community on Discord and Telegram.

Read more at Fusion Media Limited: Aleph Zero Introduces The First EVM-Compatible ZK-Privacy Layer with Subsecond Proving Times By Chainwire