Zcash wallet Zodl begins rolling out its own servers and integrating privacy relays
Original headlineZcash 钱包 Zodl 开始上线自营服务器并集成隐私中继
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Zcash wallet Zodl has begun rolling out wallet infrastructure operated by ZODL and integrated Oblivious HTTP (OHTTP) in partnership with Cloudflare and Fastly to decouple user IP addresses from wallet request contents. Requests are forwarded through independent relays run by the two companies, which can see user IPs but not encrypted request payloads, while ZODL processes requests without seeing originating IPs. The move replaces Zodl's prior reliance on community-operated light wallet servers. The new infrastructure will roll out gradually on Android and iOS over the coming week, with F-Droid and GitHub builds planned for later this week and users required to update to version 3.20.0. It matters as a privacy upgrade for Zcash's mobile wallet stack, and the next thing to watch is completion of the staged rollout across platforms and distribution channels.
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Zodl, Zcash (ZEC), Oblivious HTTP, Cloudflare, Fastly
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