Zodl Opens Waitlist for macOS Shielded Zcash Vault
Zodl has opened a waitlist for its macOS Vault app, with beta access planned in batches of 100 users for long-term shielded Zcash storage.

Zodl has opened a waitlist for its macOS Vault application, which is designed for the long-term self-custody of shielded Zcash, according to CryptoNews. Beta access for the product will be rolled out in groups of 100 users at a time.
Beta Rollout and Signups
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An earlier update cited by a ZecHub ecosystem digest reported more than 4,100 beta signups for the Vault before that digest was published. The official waitlist page outlines a staged rollout for registrants providing an email address, though it does not specify a public launch date or tester selection criteria.
Existing Ecosystem Features
Zodl's existing mobile wallet supports self-custody and hardware signing through Keystone devices, allowing users to handle transparent ZEC and shield incoming balances for private payments. The mobile product also includes CrossPay functionality for cross-chain transfers using NEAR Intents to swap shielded ZEC for assets such as Bitcoin or stablecoins. However, the registration page for the new macOS Vault does not currently list these payment, swap, or hardware-signing features.
The team rebranded the Zashi wallet to Zodl after departing from Electric Coin Company, implementing the name change through an app update that left wallet functionality, security, and user data unchanged.
Key facts
- Zodl opened a waitlist for its macOS Vault app focused on long-term storage of shielded ZEC.
- Beta access is planned to roll out in groups of 100 people.
- An earlier Zodl update recorded over 4,100 beta registrations.
- The official waitlist page does not specify a public launch date or selection criteria.
Source: crypto.news
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