Discover Zcash NFT collections, upcoming mints, and the markets around them.
Browse collectionsStart with a collection’s artwork and project description, then check its protocol note and sources. Different projects record ownership in different ways.
Project records have a project source. Indexed series are names found on a venue, with unverified membership. Neither label is an ownership audit.
You can browse and save collections without a wallet. Mint and market links lead to independent project sites. Prices and activity are dated reports.
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No upcoming launches are recorded in this snapshot.
6 published mint & auction pages
Pixel identities from the cypherpunk underground.
ZEC auction on Zilkroad. The reviewed project pages do not establish an inscription standard or independently verifiable NFT transfers.
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Public faces. A project built around private ownership.
Zcash wallet and collectible app in beta. Its public materials describe private ownership, but a canonical NFT protocol and transfer rules remain unverified.
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3,333 pixel spirits in ZecBit’s genesis collection.
ZMD-1 hashes identify items; the published ZSA issuance proof uses a test network. Shielded ZEC checkout does not establish native mainnet NFT transfers.
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1,555 punk portraits in the Zcash collection scene.
Hosted in ZecBit’s registry. The venue’s public ZSA proof is a testnet example; this collection’s individual asset bindings and transfer protocol remain unverified.
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1,024 pixel punks, each wearing a censor bar.
ZINC-2 records NFT metadata in shielded Zcash memos, with artwork on IPFS. Its ownership index is advisory; it is not a native ZSA.
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3,333 pixel cats with a paid pre-order page.
The project previously announced ZRC-721 JSON inscriptions on Zcash’s transparent side. The current page takes pre-orders with later delivery; a canonical deployment and item transfers have not been verified.
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100 rock collectibles now listed on ZecBit.
Now hosted on ZecBit, which labels it ZSA. The venue's verification guide still uses a ZSA test-network example. Collection-level issuance and independent ownership transfers remain unverified.
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10,000 cat silhouettes. A public test collection.
Secresea’s ZINC-2 shielded-memo format, with public artwork and metadata. A test collection using real ZEC, not a ZSA testnet NFT.
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Pixel cats with a ZEC-funded mint and a planned marketplace.
The published mint flow uses a ZEC payment and memo followed by a project assignment. No public inscription standard, native ZSA issuance, or independently verifiable NFT transfer rule was established in this review.
Source (opens in a new tab)An earlier punk project that identifies its format as Zerdinals.
The project names Zerdinals as its Zcash inscription format. A current collection manifest and independent ownership verification were not obtained. Dash and Bitcoin Cash airdrops mentioned by the project are separate assets.
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303 forest creatures in the project's Zcash edition.
ZecBit publishes zmd1 Bitfoots descriptors and labels the collection ZSA. Its verification guide still demonstrates issuance on a ZSA test network and says no ownership snapshot is published. Mainnet asset transfers remain unverified here.
Source (opens in a new tab)Pixel hackers listed on ZecBit, with conflicting supply figures.
The venue labels this collection ZSA, but its verification guide uses a test-network example. No independent creator source or collection-level asset bindings were verified in this review.
Source (opens in a new tab)Project records include announced and historical collections. Indexed series are venue labels with unverified membership. Neither label is an ownership audit or endorsement. Reviewed 16 SEP 2026.
Transparent inscriptions attach data to transparent transactions. Indexers interpret ownership rules; Zcash consensus does not enforce an NFT standard. Zerdinals, zOrdinals, and ZRC-721 have their own rules. zOrdinals docs (opens in a new tab)
Shielded memos carry application records. Secresea’s ZINC-2 uses these for NFT metadata and transfers. Its current ownership index is advisory; the chain does not enforce a unique NFT. ZINC ownership (opens in a new tab)
Native shielded assets (ZSAs) add asset issuance and transfers to the protocol. ZIP 226 remains a draft, and ZecBit’s published issuance example is on the ZSA test network. A ZEC payment or an on-chain hash alone does not establish a mainnet ZSA NFT. ZIP 226 (opens in a new tab)
Some projects have not published enough detail to identify their asset format. Their notes say what remains unverified.
We aim to cover every discoverable Zcash collection. Project pages, announcements, and public inscription indexes feed this directory. Private shielded records and closed venues cannot be fully enumerated from public chain data.
23 September: marketplace returned HTTP 404 / DEPLOYMENT_NOT_FOUND. The retained 16 September explorer inventory covers 133 inscriptions and 8 named series; it is historical, not a current listing count. Labels do not prove collection membership.
Both public collections included: Privacy Punks and Black Cat at Night.
23 September: all 5 collection rows included — Genesis, Zec Punks, Bitfoots, CypherSquad and ZEC ROCKS. CypherSquad remains venue-indexed with conflicting supply figures. The verification guide still uses a ZSA testnet example.
Clearing ‘Listed only’ exposed two individual items: Laser Eyes and tsttt. Neither establishes an additional named collection.
Marketplace returned no collection cards. Launchpad reported zero active and zero completed projects. Explorer returned a contradictory total and ‘Not Found’; this does not establish an empty chain.
Public landing page is invite-only. No collection inventory obtained.
zrunes.io failed DNS resolution. Public docs describe collection APIs, but no live inventory was verified.
Hosting 404. No usable catalog. This is separate from Secresea’s ZINC-2 format.
Reviewed inventory primarily exposes fungible ZRC-20 token deployments and balances. Token tickers are not NFT collections.
Zcash-related collection on Ethereum. Kept here for ecosystem context; excluded from the Zcash asset catalog.
Individual project sources are linked on each catalog page. A source marked reviewed is a dated observation, not a guarantee of complete chain coverage.
All 133 zebra.family inscriptions were reviewed across 4 pages. The named series account for 117 items. The remaining 16 use generic labels, so they remain unclassified rather than being counted as collections.
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