What is Zcash?

Zcash is a decentralized peer-to-peer cryptocurrency, and is a hard fork of Bitcoin.

Like Bitcoin, Zcash has a hard limit of 21 million coins. Yet, unlike Bitcoin, Zcash offers complete and total privacy for its users. It does this by allowing users to have a shielded address, which protects their identities.

Why is Zcash important?

Zcash offers extremely high-levels of privacy, and utilizes a zk-SNARKS or Zero-Knowledge Succinct Non-Interactive Arguments of Knowledge.

How can I invest in Zcash?

- Buy Bitcoin on a cryptocurrency exchange and convert it to Zcash
- Mine Zcash with a Zcash miner

How do I mine Zcash?

Purchase our premier GPU Zcash miner, which allows you to directly mine the Zcash coin into your Zcash wallet. We will help you choose the best Zcash pool.

Current Zcash Price

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Suggested Values
Hashing Power: 4400.0 h/s
Pool Fee: 1-2%
Power Usage: 1800W

Important Zcash Links

Zcash Whitepaper: zerocash-project.org/media/pdf/zerocash-extended-20140518.pdf
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Zcash Wallet: zcashcommunity.com/wallets
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Zcash Mining Pools
- zcash.miningpoolhub.com
- zec.nanopool.org
- zec.suprnova.cc

Zcash Algorithm: Equihash

How does Frontier offer the best Zcash miner?

It’s no secret that mining is a critical component of blockchain technology, but, it’s not easy. It requires massive power, complex infrastructure and an intricate supply chain.
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We take the pain out of the process by producing premium GPU miners, so you can focus on capturing cryptocurrency, while we manage everything else.

Why Frontier?

The Frontier Mining origin story goes back to 2004 when one of the founders of Frontier, Brent Whitfield, started co-locating servers for clients in downtown Los Angeles and Las Vegas. With 14 years of experience with co-location and private cloud hosting, we know a thing or two about powering, cooling and securing servers, and other mission critical IT infrastructure.

We make our clients successful by designing and deploying miners and supporting IT equipment that is anti-fragile and robust enough to perform for years. Frontier uses data centers in Los Angeles and Nevada to host our mining rigs, and we will be expanding soon in order to help our clients achieve the lowest cost per kWh in the country.