ZKas Light Wallet 0.3.4
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 (Raspberry Pi, ARM servers). Installing one on a normal PC fails with an "architecture" error — that is the wrong file, not a broken package.
| 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-0.3.4.apk |
Not sure on Linux? Run uname -m — x86_64 means take the x86_64 file.
The .AppImage needs no install: chmod +x it and run it. The .deb needs libwebkit2gtk-4.1-0 and libgtk-3-0.
Two more History fixes on top of 0.3.3.
A large payment now appears in full. When your balance sits in many small notes, a big payment is sent as several transactions. The wallet was only recording the first one — and recording it as if it had carried the entire amount. So a 2700 ZKAS send showed a single row claiming one transaction paid 2700 when it really paid 359.96, and the other seven were missing from your history completely. Each transaction is now listed separately with the amount it actually carried.
Confirmations no longer stay stuck at "0-conf". The wallet stopped asking the chain about a payment as soon as your balance updated, which usually happened before the chain had answered — so the row kept saying 0-conf forever, even long after it had confirmed. Payments are now followed until a confirmation count arrives.
Installs over 0.3.3 — same signing key, your wallet is kept.