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Ethereum Foundation Launches Privacy Tool That Cuts the Link Between AI Prompts and Payers

zkAPI, built with the Open Anonymity Project and now live on Ethereum mainnet, uses zero-knowledge proofs so neither the AI provider nor the payment server can tie a user's requests to whoever paid for them.

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  • The Ethereum Foundation's dAI team launched zkAPI, built with the Open Anonymity Project and running on Ethereum mainnet, with code described as "experimental."
  • Users deposit ETH or USDC into a vault, then generate zero-knowledge proofs to obtain temporary, capped API keys without revealing billing identity.
  • The foundation said zkAPI does not provide network anonymity, as providers still see request content, IP metadata, and potentially identifying writing style.

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