Crypto Companies Directory

Yours Wallet is an open-source, non-custodial browser extension wallet for the BSV blockchain. Private keys are encrypted and stored locally on the user's device using deterministic key derivation. The wallet provides a Provider API that enables integration with decentralized applications, supporting 1Sat Ordinals, BSV20 tokens, and MNEE USD stablecoin. The project includes GitBook documentation, a cloneable React sample application, and a React application deployed on-chain. It is designed as infrastructure for developers building applications on the BSV blockchain.

YOYOW is a public blockchain designed to function as a content value network. The system enables content creators, investors, and curators to receive tokenized rewards for their contributions to the platform. The blockchain operates using delegated proof of stake (DPoS) consensus and achieves transaction confirmation in approximately 3 seconds. The network supports transaction throughput of 3,000 or more transactions per second. Transfer transactions operate without fees through a credit-point model that users accumulate. The platform provides middleware, plugins, and an open API to allow text, image, video, and livestream content platforms to integrate YOYOW's incentive system and issue custom tokens. The native token YOYO functions as the primary asset on the network.

YUBIT is a custodial cryptocurrency exchange that provides spot trading, USDT-margined futures trading, and copy trading functionality. The platform also offers access to traditional financial instruments including gold and equities. Users can purchase cryptocurrency through over 40 fiat currency options and utilize a crypto-linked payment card. The platform includes a gamified trading feature called Tap Trading. Security infrastructure includes a protection fund denominated in ETH, monthly proof-of-reserves audits, and institutional-grade security certifications. The exchange supports leverage trading on traditional financial instruments up to 500x. The platform operates as a broader ecosystem rather than a standalone trading venue.

Zaif is a Japanese cryptocurrency exchange providing spot trading, over-the-counter sales services, and automated trading functionality. The platform supports Bitcoin and additional cryptocurrency assets. Trading features include ranking-based and simplified automated trading products, with zero commission on its easy-trade interface and a minimum purchase requirement of several hundred yen. The exchange offers a mobile application for iOS and Android devices, a Zaif-branded JCB debit card that provides Bitcoin rewards on purchases, and a staking product. The platform was originally operated by Tech Bureau Corp, experienced a security breach in 2018, and was subsequently acquired by Fisco Digital Asset Group. Operations were later transferred to Bitgate Inc., a subsidiary within the Daiko Holdings corporate structure.

Zebu Live is a UK-based conference organizer focused on Web3 and cryptocurrency events. The organization produces an annual summit held in London at venues including Tobacco Dock, which convenes builders, investors, founders, and institutional participants from the blockchain ecosystem. The summit format includes keynote presentations, panel discussions, and networking sessions designed to serve both retail participants and enterprise-level stakeholders. Zebu Live also organizes London Web3 Week, a coordinated series of side events that align with and extend the main summit programming.

Zeko Labs develops a zero-knowledge scaling protocol implemented as a layer 2 rollup that maintains isomorphic compatibility with the Mina blockchain. The system enables developers to deploy zkApps using TypeScript or create custom zkAppChains. The protocol employs recursive zero-knowledge proofs as its primary technical mechanism to bridge and verify computations across heterogeneous chains, rollups, zero-knowledge virtual machines, and EVM-compatible networks. Core infrastructure components include proof generation APIs, a UTXO-based account model, a browser-based ultralight client, and data availability solutions. The platform targets application developers in artificial intelligence, gaming, and finance sectors. Zeko Labs operates a public testnet and provides infrastructure built on Mina Protocol's cryptographic foundation.

Zellic is a security research and audit firm that conducts formal security assessments of smart contracts, zero-knowledge circuits, and blockchain protocol code. The firm performs comprehensive vulnerability analysis across crypto systems including decentralized finance protocols, layer 1 and layer 2 infrastructure, and cross-chain applications. Assessments focus on identifying critical and high-impact vulnerabilities prior to deployment. Zellic's approach emphasizes offensive security techniques and in-depth technical analysis rather than standardized review checklists. Audit reports are published publicly on GitHub. The firm has worked with organizations including Solana Foundation, Sui/Mysten Labs, StarkWare, LayerZero, Polymarket, and Hyperliquid.

Zeneca is a cryptocurrency-focused newsletter and media platform operated by a pseudonymous creator. The primary offering is "Letters from a Zeneca," a weekly Substack publication that provides analysis and guidance on cryptocurrency investing strategies, NFT market dynamics, portfolio management, and Web3 developments. The content addresses topics including airdrop farming techniques and token portfolio construction, targeting retail and semi-professional cryptocurrency investors. The operator also functions as an angel investor in NFT and Web3 startups, combining media production with direct participation in the cryptocurrency ecosystem.

ZenGo is a non-custodial mobile crypto wallet that eliminates traditional private key management by using multi-party computation (MPC) and threshold signature schemes, splitting key shares between the user's device and ZenGo's servers. This architecture means users are never exposed to a seed phrase, reducing the risk of loss or theft associated with conventional wallets. The wallet supports buying, selling, and storing a broad range of cryptocurrencies and integrates with Web3 dApps.

Zenith Network is a high performance Layer 1 blockchain and ecosystem designed to facilitate secure peer to peer asset transfers and decentralized application development. Built as an Ethereum Virtual Machine compatible chain, the network utilizes a hybrid consensus mechanism to ensure high transaction speeds and low fees while maintaining robust network finality. By providing integrated cross chain bridges and a comprehensive suite of developer tools, Zenith enables the seamless migration of assets and logic across the broader blockchain landscape, supporting a diverse ecosystem of DeFi protocols and digital asset platforms.

Zephyr Protocol is a stablecoin system that integrates over-collateralization mechanisms with privacy features derived from Monero architecture. The protocol issues four native assets: ZEPH, a reserve coin; ZSD, a stablecoin pegged to USD; ZRS, equity shares in the reserve; and ZYS, shares that accrue yield from staked ZSD. The system combines the Djed stablecoin model with on-chain privacy and transaction untraceability. Core functionality relies on algorithmic over-collateralization to maintain stability while preserving transaction confidentiality. The protocol operates as a decentralized, community-governed system without a centralized corporate entity. ZEPH trades on centralized exchanges including MEXC.

Zergpool.com is a crypto-focused research and media platform publishing educational content on cryptocurrency market analysis, DeFi protocols, tokenomics, and investment strategy. The site covers topics including Bitcoin dominance trends, altcoin cycles, on-chain metrics, staking models, yield strategies, and portfolio risk management. It previously operated as a cryptocurrency mining pool infrastructure service before being restructured as an independent digital finance publication. Content is aimed at both retail investors new to crypto and more experienced blockchain participants seeking structured analytical breakdowns.

Zero Knowledge FM operates the Zero Knowledge Podcast, a long-running audio and video show focused on zero-knowledge proof research, cryptography, distributed systems, and the decentralized web. The podcast covers technical topics including ZK proof systems, formal verification, privacy protocols, and open-source tooling, targeting researchers, developers, and protocol engineers working in the ZK and broader Web3 space. Beyond the podcast, the organization runs zkSummit, a recurring in-person conference series for the ZK research community, a jobs board for ZK-focused roles, and ZK Hack, a learning and hackathon platform. The project is community-supported via Patreon and crypto donations, with no single corporate HQ publicly disclosed.

ZERT is a cryptocurrency Decentralized Finance (DeFi) system engineered on the principle of trustlessness, aiming to provide a secure environment where users maintain full, autonomous control over their digital assets. The platform distinguishes itself by not requiring users to rely on a third-party intermediary, aligning with the core ethos of decentralized technology. By integrating advanced security protocols and a unified solution architecture, ZERT strives to guarantee the perpetual safety and sovereignty of its users' cryptocurrency holdings. This focus on non-custodial control is central to the platform’s value proposition, ensuring that users have exclusive access to and management of their funds at all times. ZERT's system is therefore positioned to offer a single, reliable point of access for all necessary DeFi functions while rigorously maintaining user security and independence.

Zest Protocol is an on-chain lending and borrowing protocol designed for Bitcoin, operating on the Stacks layer. The protocol enables users to deposit BTC to earn yield or borrow against Bitcoin holdings through open-source smart contracts. The system is built to support native BTC integration via the Stacks Nakamoto upgrade.

ZKEX is a multi-chain order book decentralized exchange (DEX) built on Layer 2 infrastructure and secured with zero-knowledge proofs. The platform supports spot trading, perpetuals, and a convert feature, with plans to expand into options and wealth management products under a V4 upgrade. Its technical differentiator is the combination of an order book model with ZK-proof security, enabling non-custodial trading across multiple chains including assets such as BTC, SOL, and TON. The platform targets both retail and more sophisticated crypto traders seeking a self-custodial alternative to centralized exchanges, with AI-assisted auto-trading tools also in development.

zkSwap Finance is a non-custodial decentralized exchange deployed on ZKsync Era, a Layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum that employs zero-knowledge proof technology to reduce transaction costs. The protocol provides token swapping functionality, liquidity pools, staking mechanisms, and a Swap2Earn rewards system that distributes ZFPoints to traders. The platform includes a BulkSend tool for batch transactions, a token approval revocation function, and a portfolio tracking utility. The system is governed through a DAO structure using Snapshot voting. The protocol is designed for users seeking Ethereum-compatible trading with reduced transaction fees compared to mainnet operations.

Zodia Custody is an institutional digital asset custodian offering secure storage, staking, and trading infrastructure for professional clients including asset managers, hedge funds, banks, governments, and crypto-native firms. Its core custody product is complemented by staking services (including Pectra staking), an interchange trading layer, and a Gateway API for programmatic integration. The platform operates across multiple regulated jurisdictions — UK, EU, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia, and UAE — reflecting a deliberate multi-regulatory footprint. Backed by a $36M funding round announced in April 2023, Zodia Custody was originally established as a joint venture between Standard Chartered and Northern Trust, positioning it as a bank-grade custodian for institutional digital assets.

Zokyo is a blockchain security and advisory firm offering smart contract audits, protocol audits, cryptography reviews, penetration testing, and token economic design under a single service umbrella. The firm supports projects across more than 15 chains including Ethereum, Solana, Cosmos, Avalanche, and TON, and covers programming languages such as Solidity, Rust, Move, and Cairo. Its client base spans DeFi protocols, L1/L2 networks, wallets, and cross-chain infrastructure, with notable clients including LayerZero Labs. Zokyo also operates an Econ Lab practice covering token economy design, compliance audits under frameworks such as MiCA and ADGM, and long-term project support, positioning it as a multi-discipline crypto-specialist consultancy rather than a protocol or product company.

ZunaBet is an online casino and sportsbook platform that operates as a cryptocurrency-native gambling service. The platform accepts cryptocurrency deposits, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Binance-issued tokens, as its primary payment method. The casino section offers slots, live casino tables, table games, arcade games, bonus-buy titles, and Megaways slots. Gaming content is sourced from providers including Pragmatic Play, SmartSoft, and BSG. The platform includes a sports betting section alongside its casino offerings. The system is designed to serve users who hold cryptocurrency and seek wagering environments with provably fair mechanisms or cryptocurrency-exclusive features.

ZyCrypto is a crypto-native news publication covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, DeFi, Web3, and broader blockchain industry developments. It publishes news articles, research pieces, press releases, sponsored content, and interviews aimed at retail crypto audiences. The site offers advertising and press release submission services for crypto projects seeking coverage. Content spans market analysis, protocol updates, and regulatory developments, with named staff writers contributing bylined articles.