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ZKP to USDT Converter
1 ZKP = 0.0420687 USDT · updated 06:23 UTC
Volume Bubbles Chart (1h)
Each 1-hour candle's volume is signed by its direction (up candles count as net buying, down candles as net selling) and drawn as a bubble at the closing price, green for buying and red for selling. Bubble size and colour intensity show how strong that flow is compared with the last 300 candles: the strongest 30% get full bubbles with their USD value, the rest stay as small dots. Unusually large bubbles flag aggressive buying or selling worth a closer look, often near breakouts, reversals or key levels.Seasonal Chart
Plots one line per calendar year showing the % change since the start of that year, with the current year highlighted against up to four previous years. Lining the years up on the same calendar shows whether the price tends to rise or fall in the same months, helping you spot recurring seasonal patterns. Treat it as context rather than a forecast: past seasonality does not guarantee future moves.zkPass Markets
zkPass Historical Data
About zkPass (ZKP)
zkPass (ZKP) is the utility token of zkPass, a project building privacy-preserving ways to verify data from web services. Its zkTLS approach aims to turn information from Web2 sources into cryptographic proofs that applications can verify without exposing the underlying private data. Official token documentation describes ZKP as an ERC-20 token with cross-chain deployments using LayerZero's OFT standard. Market observations for ZKP are combined into FMchart's US-dollar series; a token balance cannot substitute for a valid proof or a trusted verifier.
What zkTLS is designed to do
Traditional web data can be difficult for another application to verify without trusting screenshots, manually supplied files or a centralized intermediary. zkPass's zkTLS approach is designed to create proofs about information exchanged with supported web services. A verifier can check the proof without receiving every private detail. The exact sites, data fields and supported workflows depend on the product integration, so the concept should not be mistaken for a universal way to prove any claim from any website.
Privacy-preserving proofs
A zero-knowledge proof can let a user demonstrate that a statement is true while revealing less information than sharing the original record. In a zkPass workflow, the proof-generation and verification steps depend on the protocol's supported data sources and implementation. Privacy properties also depend on what information the user chooses to reveal and how applications handle metadata. Users should read the current technical documentation and privacy disclosures before assuming a workflow exposes no information at all.
ZKP token utility
zkPass documentation describes ZKP as a utility token for proof settlement, verifier execution, validator collateral and accounting for network contributions. It also lists service access and coordination functions in the ecosystem. The token is not itself a cryptographic proof, and holding ZKP does not validate a credential automatically. Actual utility depends on the deployed network, supported applications and current token rules. Developers should use official contract addresses and documentation when integrating token-based functions.
Supply and cross-chain deployments
The official zkPass token page lists a fixed total supply of one billion ZKP with no planned inflation. It describes Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain and Base token contracts, with cross-chain deployments following LayerZero's OFT standard. A shared supply design aims to keep state consistent across supported networks, but users must still choose the correct chain and official contract. Bridging or cross-chain messaging can introduce technical risks, and a token with the right ticker may still be counterfeit.
Limits and risks of verification
Proof systems can improve verification, but they cannot make every source reliable or every statement meaningful. A proof may accurately reflect data from a website that is incomplete, outdated or controlled by an unreliable provider. Integration bugs, verifier errors and smart-contract vulnerabilities are additional risks. The token market also has liquidity and volatility risks unrelated to proof correctness. Verify the official documentation, supported data source and precise statement being proven before relying on a result.
Last reviewed: Oct 10, 2026
zkPass (ZKP) FAQ
What is zkPass (ZKP)?
ZKP is the utility token of zkPass, a project building privacy-preserving verification of web data. Its zkTLS approach is designed to turn supported Web2 information into cryptographic proofs that other applications can check. The token and the proof are different things: holding ZKP does not prove a credential.
What is zkTLS?
zkTLS is zkPass's approach for creating verifiable proofs about data exchanged with supported web services. It aims to let an application verify a statement without receiving the entire underlying private record. Supported websites, data fields and proof workflows depend on the current integration and should be checked in official documentation.
Does zkPass reveal all source data?
The design aims to verify selected statements while limiting disclosure of underlying private data, but privacy depends on the specific workflow and information shared. Metadata, user choices and application handling can still matter. Review the technical and privacy documentation for the exact integration rather than assuming every proof reveals nothing.
What is ZKP used for?
zkPass documentation lists ZKP utility for proof settlement, verifier execution, validator collateral, network contribution accounting and service access. These uses depend on deployed features and supported applications. The token is not a credential or proof by itself, and holding it does not automatically verify data.
What is the total supply of ZKP?
The official zkPass token documentation lists a fixed total supply of one billion ZKP and says no inflation is planned. It also describes cross-chain deployments using LayerZero's OFT standard. Total supply is different from circulating supply, so consult the Price Statistics panel when market data is available for current market figures.
Which chains support ZKP?
The official zkPass token page lists token contracts on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain and Base, with cross-chain deployments following LayerZero's OFT standard. Support can change, so confirm the current official contract and network before transferring tokens. A matching ticker alone is not enough to identify an authentic asset.
Can a proof verify any website claim?
No. Proof workflows depend on supported websites, data fields and technical integrations. A proof can accurately represent data without proving that the source itself is complete, current or truthful. Check what statement is actually being verified, which source supplied the data and what assumptions the application makes.
What is the all-time high for ZKP?
FMchart's composite ATH is shown as $0.2329 on Dec 19, 2025. This records the highest price in the available composite history, not a future target. Individual exchanges may show different highs because of liquidity, trading pairs, quote currencies and differences in their historical records.
How has ZKP performed over time?
To review ZKP's historical performance, use the chart on this page and select the period you want to compare. The available history may start later than the token's launch or differ from one exchange. Historical returns describe past price movements and cannot predict future results.
Where can I verify official ZKP contracts?
Use zkPass's official documentation and token page to verify supported chains and contract addresses before interacting. The project warns users not to share private keys or seed phrases and to avoid unofficial contracts. FMchart's chart and Price Statistics panel provide market context when data is available, but do not authenticate a contract.