ZKas Wallet 0.3.10
Which file do I download?
Normal PC or laptop (Intel/AMD) — Windows, Linux, or an Intel Mac — take the x86_64 file.
The aarch64 / arm64 files are for ARM machines only.
| Your machine | File |
|---|---|
| Windows PC | ZKas-Wallet-windows-x86_64.msi |
| Linux PC (Intel/AMD) | ZKas-Wallet-linux-x86_64.deb or .AppImage |
| Linux on ARM | ZKas-Wallet-linux-aarch64.deb or .AppImage |
| Mac, Apple Silicon (M1–M4) | ZKas-Wallet-macos-aarch64.dmg |
| Mac, Intel | ZKas-Wallet-macos-x86_64.dmg |
| Android | zkas-wallet-0.3.10.apk |
0.3.10 — the same wallet on a new device is synced instantly
Open your wallet on a second device and it's ready in a moment, not after a long scan. Until now, entering your recovery seed on a new phone or browser meant the service re-read the chain from your wallet's birthday before it could show your balance. Now, if this service has already synced that wallet on any device, the new device adopts that finished sync directly — in our tests it went from a multi-second scan to about 30 milliseconds, showing the full balance right away. Nothing about your keys is shared to do this: the sync state is something any holder of your wallet's viewing key could rebuild by scanning anyway, and your spending key never leaves your device.
This works for any devices that use the hosted service — the web wallet and the Android app — so web-to-phone, phone-to-web and browser-to-browser are all instant. (The desktop app runs its own private wallet engine on your computer, so it keeps its own local sync; a brand-new import there still scans, but see the next note.)
Faster first-time imports: just tell it when you made the wallet. Importing a wallet that this service has never seen still has to scan — but you no longer need to know a block height. The import screen now asks "when did you create this wallet?" and starts the scan a safe margin before that date, skipping years of history you don't have. The exact-height field is still there under Advanced for anyone who wants it.
Install notes
- macOS: not notarized yet — System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway (macOS 15), or right-click → Open.
- Linux AppImage: needs FUSE (
sudo apt install libfuse2); blank window on NVIDIA:WEBKIT_DISABLE_DMABUF_RENDERER=1. - Linux .deb: Ubuntu 22.04+/Debian 12+.
- Windows: SmartScreen → "More info" → "Run anyway". On any crash, attach
%APPDATA%\info.zkas.wallet\crash.log.
Installs over 0.3.5–0.3.9 — same signing key, your wallet is kept.