Open-source cryptography firm Zama has listed its native token, ZAMA, on Revolut across the European Economic Area (EEA). The integration makes the confidentiality-focused digital asset accessible to the fintech giant’s broad user base, which comprises more than 70 million global customers and over 15 million active crypto traders.
By launching directly on Revolut’s main platform, existing users across the EEA can buy, hold, and trade ZAMA within their standard banking application without undergoing additional identity verification steps or creating new exchange accounts. Trading fees for the token begin at 0% in the core app. Furthermore, leveraging Revolut’s position as a major EEA financial application supporting onchain digital asset withdrawals, users retain the capability to transfer their ZAMA tokens to external self-custody wallets.
Fully Homomorphic Encryption: The “HTTPS Moment” for Web3
Zama specializes in developing advanced privacy infrastructure utilizing Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE). FHE is a cryptographic primitive that permits computations to be performed directly on encrypted data without requiring it to be decrypted first.
Unlike traditional blockchain privacy solutions that rely on mixing protocols or specialized layer-1 privacy networks, Zama’s technology enables transaction details, account balances, and smart contract states to remain confidential while operating directly on public, transparent blockchains such as Ethereum.
The protocol views the widespread implementation of FHE as blockchain technology’s “HTTPS moment”—referencing the historical shift where transport layer security transformed internet communication from plaintext to encrypted by default. According to Zama co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Rand Hindi, incorporating default encryption bridges a critical gap for users who expect financial confidentiality standard in traditional banking but historically lacked equivalent protection on public ledgers.
Mainnet Deployments and Protocol Expansion
The Revolut listing follows several key operational milestones that transitioned Zama’s cryptographic research into production-grade applications across decentralized finance (DeFi), real-world assets (RWAs), and institutional tokenomics.
In June, Zama partnered with lending protocol Morpho and advisory firm Steakhouse Financial to launch an encrypted DeFi yield vault on the Ethereum mainnet.
In May, Zama acquired TokenOps to integrate homomorphic encryption into token distribution and management frameworks for corporate and institutional issuers.
In February, the protocol introduced the ZAMA token through a sealed-bid Dutch auction. The event processed and protected over $121 million on Ethereum, representing one of the largest production deployments of FHE on a public mainnet to date.
Following the Revolut announcement, ZAMA was trading at approximately $0.04, as the protocol continues expanding its distribution footprint across both traditional fintech and Web3 channels.
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