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zkPass turns HTTPS sessions into zero-knowledge proofs, enabling private Web2 data to be verified and used on-chain without disclosure.

zkPass is a zkTLS-based “verifiability layer” for the internet that lets users convert ordinary HTTPS sessions with Web2 sites—like banks, exchanges, learning platforms or apps—into privacy-preserving proofs so dApps and protocols can verify facts about off-chain data without ever seeing the raw information. By combining 3-party TLS, multi-party computation and VOLE-based zero-knowledge proofs, zkPass offers a full stack (zkTLS protocol, DevHub, TransGate SDK and Schema Market) for developers to plug verifiable identity, assets, reputation and behavior into Web3, while its $ZKP ERC-20 token (1B fixed supply) powers settlement, validator collateral, service access and DAO coordination under a token model that allocates 48.5% to community, 22.5% to early investors, 14% to core contributors, 10% to a DAO treasury and 5% to liquidity, with deflationary fee-burns and buybacks and a roadmap moving from protocol R&D to a decentralized node network and full on-chain governance.