Everything you need to know about CXCASH, the privacy-first world-basket stablecoin on Aztec Network.
On most blockchains, your entire financial life is public. Anyone can look up your wallet address and see every transaction you've ever made, every token you hold, and your exact balance. Blockchain analytics firms build profiles on users and sell this data. CXCASH on Aztec Network changes this — your transactions, balances, and financial activity are encrypted and invisible to everyone except you.
CXCASH is a privacy-oriented token built on the Aztec Network, designed to shield transaction details using zero-knowledge proofs. For more stability than the USD alone, CXCASH is backed by a basket of 6 major world currencies (USD, EUR, JPY, GBP, CNY, CHF), providing greater global stability and resilience against any single currency's fluctuations.
For more stability than the USD alone, the CXCASH price is calculated from a weighted basket of 6 major currencies, sourced from live oracle price feeds. This means CXCASH maintains stable value even when individual currencies experience volatility, making it ideal for international transfers and long-term holdings.
CXCASH is issued by CoinExchange. New tokens are minted on-chain through the CXCASH smart contract deployed on the Aztec Network. The contract enforces all minting rules cryptographically — only the authorized issuer can mint new tokens.
CXCASH is built on the Aztec Network, which uses zero-knowledge proofs (ZK-SNARKs) to shield transfers by default. Unlike Bitcoin or Ethereum where every transaction is publicly visible on the blockchain, CXCASH transfers are designed to hide the sender, receiver and amount on-chain. Network metadata, off-chain data and information you share with counterparties may still be observable, so privacy is reduced linkability rather than a guarantee.
Aztec is designed to shield private state from public on-chain observers, unlike transparent account-based networks where address activity is generally public. Privacy features can reduce publicly visible balance and transaction linkage, but they do not guarantee anonymity, untraceability, or protection from wallet, device, network, counterparty, or disclosure risks.
Aztec's zero-knowledge architecture is designed to reduce public linkability of transactions. Each transaction generates a cryptographic proof that it is valid without publishing the sender, recipient, or amount on-chain. This differs from designs that merely obscure data, but it is not a guarantee: implementation bugs, network-level metadata and off-chain information can still reveal details.
Bitcoin and Ethereum expose substantial transaction and address activity on public ledgers, and analytics can sometimes link that activity to people or services. CXCASH on Aztec is designed to reduce publicly visible data using zero-knowledge proofs. It does not guarantee anonymity or eliminate wallet, device, network, counterparty, metadata, disclosure, or implementation risks.
Yes. Financial privacy is a fundamental right in most jurisdictions. CXCASH provides the same level of transaction privacy that traditional bank accounts have always offered — your neighbors cannot see your bank balance or transactions. CXCASH simply extends this basic financial privacy to the blockchain world, where it has been conspicuously absent.
Aztec is a privacy-focused Layer 2 blockchain built on Ethereum. It uses zero-knowledge rollup technology to bundle many private transactions into a single proof that is verified on Ethereum mainnet. This gives Aztec the security of Ethereum while providing complete transaction privacy.
Zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) are a cryptographic technique that lets you prove something is true without revealing any underlying information. For example, you can prove you have enough funds for a transaction without revealing your actual balance, or prove a transaction is valid without revealing the sender, recipient, or amount. Aztec uses a specific type called ZK-SNARKs.
Yes. Aztec has a live testnet where developers can build and test private applications. CXCASH is deployed on the Aztec testnet. Aztec is backed by significant venture capital funding and has been in active development for several years, with a strong focus on bringing default privacy to the Ethereum ecosystem.
Aztec wallet support is still evolving as the network matures. Currently, Aztec addresses are 32-byte hexadecimal values (0x followed by 64 hex characters). As the Aztec ecosystem grows, more user-friendly wallet options will become available. CoinExchange will guide you through the process.
CXCASH can be purchased directly on the CoinExchange platform using cryptocurrency. You can also buy CXCASH with fiat currency through our Instant Buy feature. Visit the CXCASH page to view live pricing and start your purchase.
Yes. CXCASH can be transferred to any valid Aztec address. The transfer details are shielded on-chain — sender, recipient and amount are not published to the blockchain. Network metadata and off-chain information may still be observable.
CXCASH has a small platform fee on buy/sell orders, shown transparently before you confirm any transaction. The fee percentage is configurable and displayed in real-time when you request a quote. There are no hidden fees.
CXCASH is exclusively available on the Aztec Network to preserve its privacy guarantees. Deploying on transparent chains like Ethereum would defeat the purpose of privacy-first design. Cross-chain bridges may be explored in the future with appropriate privacy preservation.