Wirex taps ZK-proofs for non-custodial crypto debit card issuance
Crypto payment service provider Wirex announced the launch of a zero-knowledge proofs-based non-custodial crypto debit card service called W-Pay.
Wirex’s new decentralized solution utilizes Zero-Knowledge technology and is built on Polygon's Chain Development Kit (CDK), promising increased scalability and security. Polygon CDK has been built with ZK proofs in focus as it enables companies and users to build their own ZK-powered Layer 2 rail.
ZK-proofs-based scalability solution has become quite popular in the crypto space as the zero-knowledge protocol allows one party to convince another party that something is true without disclosing anything other than the fact that the claim in question is true. Over time, Ethreum and the likes of Polygon have seen the most development related to ZK-proofs.
W-Pay offers a range of ground-breaking features that enable non-custodial wallets and decentralized applications (dApps) to issue non-custodial crypto debit cards. The firm claimed that the decentralized approach would eliminate any third-party risks and ensure that account owners retain sole control over their money.
Some of the key features of W-Pay include swift and secure transactions through the integration of Zero-Knowledge technology as well as Ethereum virtual machine (EVM) compatibility and Account Abstraction (AA), a feature that streamlines transaction processes by eliminating inherent complexities.
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The ZK proofs-based decentralized solution enables card transactions up to a predetermined limit and also supports the integration of decentralized applications (dApps) and non-custodial wallets with conventional payment rails. The firm said that
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