TLDR:
- End of beta phase: Anoma officially launched the V1 version of its private payments application AnomaPay, expanding its operations beyond initial testing environments.
- Asset support in V1: The platform natively supports Ethereum (ETH), USD Coin (USDC), Tether (USDT), and XAN, removing the deposit caps that existed in the previous version.
- Processing times: The system executes confidential transfers using zero-knowledge (ZK) proofs in an approximate time of 15 seconds per operation.
On Tuesday, Anoma presented its AnomaPay V1 application, introducing multichain payments on Ethereum Mainnet for the first time. Thanks to this innovation, confidential transfers can be made with existing assets commonly used in the crypto ecosystem. The launch information adds that the architecture relies on Anoma’s Distributed Operating System (DOS) to minimize friction in institutional and corporate transactions.
Prior to the launch of this version, on-chain privacy solutions required users to switch to specific networks or purchase exclusive privacy tokens. Now, the interface seeks to mitigate those operational hurdles by eliminating the installation of additional browser extensions. Registrations on the platform can be managed through decentralized access keys (passkeys) or by connecting pre-existing wallets such as MetaMask, Phantom, and Coinbase Wallet.
Technical Integration and Fee Optimization
The protocol executes the generation of zero-knowledge cryptographic proofs to hide the financial data of the parties involved. Technical data from the provider indicates that the processing of these private transactions takes about 15 seconds. Transfers are managed through direct payment links shareable via email or messaging applications, omitting the need to copy long hexadecimal addresses.
Regarding the cost structure, the system abstracts network fees by charging the amount in the same token being transferred. Platform reports detail that deposits and withdrawals carry no additional service costs for this launch, meaning the user only assumes the gas fee of the underlying network. Deposited funds break the direct link with the source wallet to guarantee the confidentiality of the accumulated balance in the control panel.
According to the organization’s roadmap, the ecosystem plans to implement progressive updates in the coming months. Development projections contemplate the integration of a payments bot for the Telegram platform, private yield features, and the option to perform confidential swaps across chains within the same user interface.
Likewise, the technical team is working on migrating ZK-proof generation to the client side with the goal of reducing processing time to two seconds. Global access to the web application is already enabled for desktop devices and integrated mobile browsers.
