Electric Coin Co. (ECC) – the company that created Zcash (ZEC) and developed the Zashi wallet – has just officially announced its roadmap for Q4/2025, in the context of the cryptocurrency market witnessing a strong explosion of Security Token . Zcash has recorded a record price increase in a short time, bringing the Capital of this coin to surpass Monero, a veteran competitor in the anonymous coin field.
ECC focuses on improving privacy and usability
According to the latest announcement, ECC will focus on four major priorities in the fourth quarter of 2025:
ECC said it will use this Multisignature wallet to secure Zcash development funds – a move aimed at bolstering investor confidence during a volatile market.
New Roadmap Strengthens Zashi's Decentralized Features
These plans for Q4 are XEM as an important follow-up to two major updates to the Zashi wallet in Q3/2025. Previously, on August 28, ECC launched a decentralized off-ramp feature for ZEC withdrawals, allowing users to securely convert ZEC without going through a centralized exchange. Then, on October 1, the “Swaps” feature was launched, expanding the connectivity of Zcash users to other blockchain networks.
Following the launch of Swaps, ECC temporarily suspended ZEC deposits via Coinbase, as the platform required “session Token” – which ECC felt threatened user privacy. Updates in Q4/2025 will help optimize swap transaction flows, reduce the risk of data leaks, and improve the overall experience for Zashi wallet users.
Zcash Price Surges Amid Privacy Concerns
Amid tightening regulations on personal data and privacy in the US – especially as the Trump Administration reaffirms its policy of protecting civil rights and personal liberties – coins like Zcash are gaining renewed attention.
According to the latest data, the price of ZEC is currently hovering around $420, up sharply from around $50 in mid-September. Along with that, the supply of Token secured in the Orchard protocol – the latest version of the Zcash protocol – has surpassed the 4.1 million Token mark, showing that the demand for privacy features among users is skyrocketing.
