Test run: form said 'Invalid ZEC address'
Testnet. Results here use test coins (TAZ). They show how a service behaves on testnet, not whether it supports shielded ZEC on mainnet.
Testnet. Results here use test coins (TAZ). They show how a service behaves on testnet, not whether it supports shielded ZEC on mainnet.
Rejects unified addresses: reported Oct 1; no payment verified yet
Public testnet faucet: 0.125 TAZ per IP per day, all address types, global daily cap.
txid, block and viewing key for every verified payment
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Test run: form said 'Invalid ZEC address'
on-chain checked, privately: the payment was verified by our scanner but its txid isn't published
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A TEX address (tex1…, ZIP 320) is a transparent-only deposit address. Wallets that support it pay it in two steps: from your shielded balance to a one-time transparent address, then on to the service. Wallets without TEX support can't pay it at all.