ZKP builds blockchain infrastructure that leverages zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) technology to let users verify transactions without exposing sensitive data. Management claims its implementation is more efficient and user-friendly than existing privacy solutions, positioning the company to compete with large tokens such as BNB and the politically branded Trump coin. The firm intends to use its new capital to expand infrastructure, pursue strategic partnerships, and integrate its technology into decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms. ZKP will outline its 12-month product roadmap at a virtual summit on January 29 and is already in talks with several DeFi services ahead of a planned partnership announcement on February 2. In a bid to foster investor confidence, the company has pledged to publish quarterly infrastructure progress reports beginning March 2026—an uncommon level of transparency in the crypto sector. Market analysts believe ZKP’s privacy emphasis could attract users concerned about surveillance and data breaches, potentially carving out a niche alongside established coins. The company has not yet disclosed concrete rollout timelines for new features, and like all crypto ventures, it faces regulatory and market-volatility risks. ZKP’s current financial profile centers on the recently secured $100 million, with no revenue or user figures disclosed.

Total raised

$122M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Jan 2026