Use cases
Inventory
Find every tool, owner, seat, and cost.
Savings
Catch waste, overlap, and renewals early.
Access
Onboard and offboard across your stack.
Context
Map how people, tools, spend, and agents connect.
For
Founders
Protect runway by seeing every tool and cost.
Engineering
Control AI usage, access, and provider spend.
Finance
Reconcile software spend and find waste.
Operations
Keep inventory, access, and renewals current.
Resources & company
Resources
Guides and practical software insights.
Manifesto
Why software operations need a new model.
Press
Company news and media resources.
Partners
Build and grow with ELI.
IntegrationsStacksTools
Talk to a humanDiscover my stack
IntegrationsStacksTools
Discover my stackTalk to a human

Company

  • Home
  • Manifesto
  • Talk to us
  • Partners

Help

  • Terms of service
  • Privacy policy
  • Docs

Product

  • Inventory
  • Savings
  • Access
  • Context

For teams

  • Founders
  • Engineering
  • Finance
  • Operations

Explore

  • Integrations
  • Tools
  • Stacks
  • Startup credits
  • Articles

Socials

  • LinkedIn
  • Instagram
  • TikTok
  • YouTube
Enterprise Layer Intelligence
Categories/Developer Tools/Aleph Zero
Aleph Zero

Aleph Zero

Founded by Adam Gagol & Antoni Zolciak & Birk Hintze Thisted & Matthew Niemerg & Michal Swietek in 2018

Build scalable Web3 applications with privacy features using zero-knowledge proofs and fast finality

You can use Aleph Zero to develop and run decentralized applications that require both fast transaction speeds and private data handling. Built on Substrate and expanding to EVM compatibility, it enables developers to write smart contracts using Rust while integrating zero-knowledge proofs for confidential transactions. Teams can issue custom tokens, establish decentralized finance protocols, and build identity verification systems without exposing sensitive user information. Users can stake AZERO coins, transfer assets through supported non-custodial wallets, and interact with private decentralized exchange systems securely.

What Aleph Zero does

Deploy smart contracts onto the testnet or mainnetStake native AZERO coins through compatible walletsSend and receive private transactions with zero-knowledge proofsInspect blockchain transactions using block explorersConnect Web3 wallets to decentralized applicationsBuild custom decentralized finance protocolsModular zero-knowledge proofs for confidential transactionsSubstrate-based architecture with Rust smart contract supportCompatibility with Ethereum Virtual Machine environmentsFast transaction finality for decentralized applicationsNative AZERO token staking and governanceDirect support for hardware wallets including LedgerIntegration with MetaMask via custom Snap plugins

Frequently asked

MetaMask, Ledger, Substrate, EVM, Subscan

Want a tailored answer?

See whether Aleph Zero fits your stack.

Techbible weighs Aleph Zero against what you already pay for, your team shape, and the work that's actually happening. Free to start.

Side by side

Compare Aleph Zero

Search the catalog or pick a similar tool to compare pricing, features, and fit.

Or pick from similar tools

More in Developer Tools

All tools →
Selenium

Selenium

Automates web browsers for testing purposes.

Supabase

Supabase

Build backends with Postgres databases, authentication, real-time sync, and file storage

Svelte

Svelte

Build fast web applications with compiled user interface components

Algolia

Algolia

Deliver fast, relevant search results and conversational discovery experiences across websites and apps

Boxo

Boxo

Embed miniapps and digital services directly into mobile applications

Entri

Entri

Connect, buy, and monitor custom domains directly inside web applications via API

Hoppscotch

Hoppscotch

Send API requests and test endpoints directly inside your web browser

Magic UI

Magic UI

Build animated landing pages using React, Tailwind CSS, and Motion components

Aleph Zero, AZERO, blockchain, zero-knowledge proofs, ZK privacy, smart contracts, Substrate, Rust, EVM, decentralized finance, Web3, crypto wallet, staking, private transactions, layer 1