Zcash developers plan a fix to keep ZEC swaps private from future quantum computers
Summary
Developers behind Zakura are designing a system to ensure that every swap made through NEAR Intents uses a unique key. This update aims to prevent public refund addresses from revealing a user's broader payment history to potential future quantum computers.
The team behind Zakura wants every swap through NEAR Intents to get its own key, so a refund address left on NEAR’s public chain can’t expose a user’s wider payment history.
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