The Zama spin-off project Raycash has launched on the Ethereum mainnet and entered the private testing phase

According to The Block, the stablecoin payment startup Raycash, spun off from the privacy protocol Zama, has launched on the Ethereum mainnet and is currently in the private testing phase. Raycash stated that over 75,000 people had joined the waiting list before the launch, and access will be opened in batches during the private testing period, followed by a full launch.

Raycash is built on the Zama protocol and employs fully homomorphic encryption technology to encrypt on-chain balances and transaction amounts. Users can wrap stablecoins 1:1 into tokens under the ERC-7984 confidential token standard for payments and receipts, and earn yields through Morpho, with amounts and balances kept private; the underlying stablecoins can be retrieved through permissionless unwrapping. Initially, the application supports USDC and allows for bank transfers, credit card or stablecoin deposits, and withdrawals to bank accounts, with Ethereum Gas fees handled by the platform in the background, so users do not need to hold ETH.

Raycash stated that its wallet is a self-custodial wallet, and confidential tokens do not have freezing or confiscation capabilities at the token level, allowing users to grant viewing permissions to specific parties such as accounting and auditing institutions. Additionally, the Raycard for privacy consumption is under development.