One place for
Zcash collections.

What you can do today

Browse collections, review artwork, follow official project links, and save a shortlist on your device. Wallet connection, minting, and trading follow in later releases.

Collections before protocols

Each project gets the same collection page. We keep its format, network, artwork, and sources separate, so adding a collection does not require adopting its entire marketplace.

Today’s directory covers project-specific collections, Secresea’s ZINC-2 format, ZecBit-hosted collections, and an announced ZRC-721 launch. Named inscription series are searchable alongside project records, with their evidence limits visible. Displaying a collection does not mean its assets can be traded here. Native Zcash projects, test-network assets, and related Ethereum collections must not be conflated.

Where the information comes from

Details are curated from project websites, announcements, and documentation. Each collection links to sources and shows its review date. This is a snapshot, not a live blockchain feed or an audited collection list.

Market data includes dated venue reports for floors, listings, and selected activity windows. Each figure names its source and coverage; these are not chain-wide totals. The mint calendar separates upcoming announcements from published mint pages and ended auction windows. Collections use editorial order, with no invented “trending” scores or holder counts.

Simple by design

No account is needed. Saved collections stay in this browser’s local storage. This version has no analytics, wallet access, or tracking across devices. Fonts and preview images are served with the site.

Built with creators in mind

The planned launchpad starts with a curated pilot and 0% platform fees. Network fees and creator-set mint prices remain separate.

Artwork & attribution

Names and artwork belong to their respective creators. ZEC Market is not affiliated with the listed projects or the Zcash Foundation.