A cross-chain service has gone live with a feature that lets users swap Bitcoin directly for Zcash and deposit the proceeds into a privacy pool, without using an intermediary. Techub News, citing U.Today, reported that the rollout is being seen as a step forward for decentralized finance in cross-chain privacy transactions. The update centers on direct BTC-to-ZEC conversion and removes the need for a middle party during the process. While the brief report did not disclose technical details, operators, or rollout metrics, it framed the launch as a notable development in a niche area that combines cross-chain infrastructure with privacy-focused transfers. The announcement points to continued experimentation around decentralized swap mechanisms tied to privacy tools.
A cross-chain service has launched a feature that allows users to swap Bitcoin directly for Zcash and deposit the funds into its privacy pool, without any intermediary involved in the process.
According to U.Today, the feature is being viewed as a step forward for decentralized finance in cross-chain privacy transactions.
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