Zama token lists on Revolut, expanding privacy-focused blockchain access
Revolut adds Zama, a privacy-focused blockchain protocol, to its platform, marking a step toward mainstream adoption of encrypted transactions.

Revolut has listed Zama (ZAMA), a privacy-focused blockchain protocol, expanding access to encrypted transaction capabilities within its platform.
The integration follows Revolut’s broader push to include niche blockchain projects alongside established cryptocurrencies. Zama, which operates on a zero-knowledge proof framework, enables users to conduct transactions while obscuring sender, receiver, and amount details. This aligns with growing demand for privacy-enhancing technologies in digital finance.
The listing comes as Revolut continues to expand its crypto offerings, which now include over 100 digital assets. While Zama’s token remains a smaller-cap project, its inclusion signals increasing institutional and retail interest in privacy-centric blockchain solutions. Revolut did not disclose trading volumes or specific launch timing for ZAMA.
Marcus reports on digital assets, from spot ETF flows to protocol-level developments in DeFi. He pays particular attention to how institutional adoption is reshaping crypto market structure.
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