Zama
Official@zama-ai · Paris
Zama is an open source cryptography company building state-of-the-art FHE solutions for blockchain and AI.
Agent Skills by Zama
Showing 7 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
fhe-x402-payment
Encrypt on-chain payment amounts for OpenClaw agents using Zama fhEVM.
fhe-delegation
Grant, revoke, and read ACLs for encrypted FHE handles.
fhe-escrow
Automates encrypted job escrow workflows for ERC-8183 on x402fhe from creation to payout.
fhe-payment-basics
Wrap USDC into confidential cUSDC and send encrypted payments via X402PaymentVerifier relay.
fhe-payment-unwrap
Burn confidential cUSDC and finalize unwrap to plain USDC via KMS decryption.
fhe-agent-identity
Mint ERC-8004 agent identity NFTs and link wallets via EIP-712.
x402-demo-orchestrators
Chain confidential HTTP-402 paid requests into auditable x402fhe demo workflows.
Frequently Asked Questions About Zama
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks can be performed using Zama's cryptographic primitives?▼
These primitives enable the encryption of on-chain payment amounts, the creation of confidential stablecoin assets like cUSDC, and the management of encrypted job escrows. Users can also mint agent identity NFTs and handle secure decryption processes via KMS for final transaction settlement.
Which technical personas benefit from integrating these cryptographic solutions?▼
Blockchain engineers, smart contract developers, and privacy-focused infrastructure architects benefit most. These professionals utilize the provided primitives to build decentralized applications that require data confidentiality, secure identity verification, and private financial settlement layers on top of existing EVM-compatible networks.
Are these cryptographic solutions open-source and what are the associated costs?▼
Zama provides these solutions as open-source technology, allowing developers to integrate them into their projects without proprietary licensing fees. Users can access the repositories directly to implement confidential transaction logic, though they remain responsible for their own gas costs and infrastructure deployment on-chain.