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title: "SekiApp Adds Zcash (ZEC) Trading and Buying Support"
description: "SekiApp says Zcash (ZEC) is now available to buy, sell, trade, and manage in-app, adding a privacy-focused crypto option for users."
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# SekiApp Adds Zcash (ZEC) Trading and Buying Support

SekiApp says Zcash (ZEC) is now available to buy, sell, trade, and manage in-app, adding a privacy-focused crypto option for users.

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## In Short
- SekiApp has added support for Zcash (ZEC).
- Users can now buy, sell, trade, and manage ZEC inside the app.
- The company is positioning Zcash as an option for users who care about transaction privacy.

## What Happened
[SekiApp](/sekiapp) announced on September 29, 2026 that Zcash (ZEC) is now available on its platform. The update means customers can purchase ZEC, trade it against other supported crypto assets, and track balances and transactions from within the same app.

Zcash is a cryptocurrency that focuses on privacy. Privacy in this context means you can choose to hide certain transaction details on the blockchain, which is the shared database that records transfers. Zcash supports two modes, transparent transactions, which show details publicly like many other blockchains, and shielded transactions, which encrypt key data.

SekiApp’s post also walks users through how to buy ZEC in-app. The flow follows the typical exchange pattern, sign in, fund an account or wallet, search for ZEC, enter an amount, review the quote, and confirm the purchase. Exact steps can vary by country and payment method, but the goal is to make ZEC accessible through the same interface users already use for other coins.

## Why It Matters
For African crypto users, new listings are often less about hype and more about access. When an app supports an asset, it can reduce the friction of finding a separate exchange, setting up a new wallet, or moving funds across platforms.

Zcash is also a notable listing because of its optional privacy features. Zcash uses zero-knowledge proofs, which are cryptography methods that can prove a transaction is valid without exposing the sender, receiver, or amount. In practice, many users will still rely on transparent transfers, but having a supported privacy option can matter for people who want more control over what is visible on-chain.

The timing is also relevant for users tracking Zcash network changes. Zcash activated its NU6.3 upgrade, also called Ironwood, in July 2026, with updates aimed at strengthening shielded transaction security. For everyday users, the key takeaway is to keep wallet software updated when networks ship major upgrades.

## Sources and products

- [SekiApp Blog](https://blog.sekiapp.com/2026/09/29/zcash-zec-is-now-available-on-sekiapp-everything-you-need-to-know)
- [SekiApp](/sekiapp)

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