The open-source Zcash address directory.
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A public directory for Zcash addresses — find anyone, share your address, get paid.
Sending Zcash to someone shouldn't require copying long addresses from chat messages. zcash.me gives every Zcash user a short, shareable profile page with a QR code — like a phone book for shielded payments.
Register your address, share zcash.me/yourname, and anyone can send you ZEC. No account required. No tracking. Fully open source.
- Browse and search the full directory of Zcash addresses
- Shareable profile pages with QR codes (
zcash.me/yourname) - Verify address ownership via one-time passcode (OTP)
- Edit your profile and add social links after verification
- Network School directory at
/ns - Privacy-first — no analytics, no cookies, no tracking
Contributions are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you'd like to change.
MIT License © 2025 Zcash Users Group
The Zcash Verification Service backend is deployed separately on an Azure VM and is not part of this frontend repo. Local development uses a NEXT_PUBLIC_VERIFY_API_URL env var to point at the VM API, and the Vercel project is configured with the same variable for production.
This repository contains public/sw.js and public/service-worker.js which contain logic to immediately unregister themselves and reload the page.
Why? These files were added to fix a critical caching issue where mobile browsers were stuck serving an old, broken version of the app from a legacy Service Worker cache. These "Kill Switch" files force those stuck browsers to update.
When to Remove? You can safely delete these files around April/May 2026 (2-3 months after they were added).
Critical Warning for Future PWA Builds:
If you later decide to build a PWA for this project (e.g. using next-pwa), you MUST replace or remove these files. If you leave them as-is, your new Service Worker will be immediately killed and your PWA will not work.