What Is ZKP: First, Don’t Confuse Technical Acronyms with Tokens
In the context of cryptocurrency, ZKP typically refers to the native token of the zkPass protocol;Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP) itself is a privacy-preserving computing technology, not a tradable asset. zkPass is positioned as a decentralized identity and data verification protocol that uses multi-party computation and zero-knowledge proofs to allow users to prove off-chain information or data attributes to third parties without exposing their original sensitive data.
Token Attributes and Public Market Data Standards
Public records show that ZKP is built on the ERC-20 standard and adopts the LayerZero cross-chain standard, supporting multi-chain deployment.In terms of supply, the maximum supply is approximately 1 billion tokens, with a circulating supply of approximately 200 million tokens. Regarding market data, figures from public market platforms in November 2026 show a circulating market capitalization of approximately $7.24 million and a 24-hour trading volume of approximately $4.66 million. Such data is subject to market fluctuations and is provided for reference only.
Which Exchanges Has It Listed On?
Public records indicate that ZKP was listed on centralized exchanges such as Binance on January 7, 2026, with a “Seed” label; platforms including MEXC, Kraken, LBank, and KuCoin have also been listed in public records as having traded the token.Since public records may change over time, the names of the platforms mentioned above are provided solely to illustrate historical public records and do not constitute current purchasing channels. You may trade on exchanges that still support this coin; however, please verify the listing status, trading pairs, deposit and withdrawal availability, and liquidity on your own before trading.
How to Buy and Sell ZKP
If using a centralized exchange, the typical process is to select a trading platform that complies with local regulations, complete registration and identity verification, search for ZKP in the assets or trading section, confirm whether the trading pair is currently available, and first test deposits, withdrawals, and order placement with a small amount. Do not base your actions solely on historical listing lists.
If trading on-chain, ZKP is an ERC-20 token and can be stored and managed using self-custody wallets that support Ethereum and other EVM-compatible chains. The key steps are to obtain and verify the contract address from official zkPass channels, then add the token to a DEX that supports this asset, set your slippage tolerance, and test with a small amount.Any anomalies in contract addresses, tokens with the same name, or phishing websites may result in the loss of assets.
Risks to Verify Before Trading
- Contract Address: Verify through official channels to avoid counterfeit contracts.
- Listing Status: A token’s past listing does not guarantee it is currently tradable; confirm deposit, withdrawal, and trading pair availability.
- Cross-chain status: In multi-chain deployments, liquidity, bridge risks, and asset status may vary across different chains.
- Liquidity: Public market data shows a 24-hour trading volume of approximately $4.66 million, but order book depth and slippage must still be verified on the specific platform.
zkPass officials also remind users to guard against counterfeit contracts and to trade only through official channels and verified contract addresses.
