Zcash Open Development Lab (ZODL) founder and CEO Josh Swihart has published a weekly report detailing the latest fixes and releases across the Zcash ecosystem. The Android version of Zodl 3.10.1 addresses a post-Ironwood migration issue where a small amount of ZEC may remain in the Orchard pool, and also corrects the Keystone migration signing round. On Android and iOS, the 3.10.2 and 3.10.3 releases enhance Coinholder polling with configuration mirror fault tolerance, recovery from interrupted voting, and resumption of Keystone signatures. In parallel, Zcash's Android SDK and Swift SDK have both reached public 3.0.0 versions. Zallet, another client in the ecosystem, has rolled out v0.1.0-beta.3, adding PCZT-related JSON-RPC methods, a global synchronization lock, and security hardening. These updates reflect a continued push to polish migration handling and voting infrastructure after the Ironwood network upgrade.
ZODL Weekly Report: Zodl 3.10.1 Fixes ZEC Residue in Orchard Post-Migration
Josh Swihart, founder and CEO of Zcash Open Development Lab (ZODL), published a weekly report covering the latest client and SDK updates across the Zcash ecosystem.
Zodl 3.10.1 for Android resolves an issue where a small amount of ZEC may remain in the Orchard pool after the Ironwood migration. The same release also fixes the Keystone migration signing round.
For Android and iOS, versions 3.10.2 and 3.10.3 strengthen the Coinholder polling feature, adding config mirror fault tolerance, interrupted-vote recovery, and Keystone signature resumption.
Separately, the Zcash Android SDK and Swift SDK have both shipped public 3.0.0 releases. Zallet also moved to v0.1.0-beta.3, introducing PCZT-related JSON-RPC methods, a global sync lock, and security fixes.
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