gnark is a fast zk-SNARK library that offers a high-level API to design circuits. The library is open source and developed under the Apache 2.0 license

gnark-crypto provides elliptic curve and pairing-based cryptography on BN, BLS12, BLS24 and BW6 curves. It also provides various algorithms (algebra, crypto) of particular interest to zero knowledge proof systems.

A 📝 literate and test-driven 🐛 implementation of ZK-STARKs

Using ZK-SNARK to Implement Decentralized Anonymous Voting on p2p Network

Writing zero-knowledge circuits using gnark to expand the existing library – Focus on Financial Circuit Development and Approach

EVM-compatible Cosmos Chain for scalable and interoperable DApps and smart contracts, integrating Ethereum's robust features with Cosmos' network

Go implementation of RFC9497, Oblivious Pseudorandom Functions and Verifiable variants.

An implementation of the Chaum-Pedersen Zero Knowledge Protocol (ZKP) to register and authenticate users without storing the underlying user password hashes on the grpc-server

ZK13: A Super Fast Zero-Knowledge Proof Protocol for Set Membership

An applocker for linux

Verifies a user-provided ZKP, real-world identity certificate and issues voting permission claim

Implementation of zk-SNARKs in Go, featuring efficient proof generation and verification for secure cryptographic protocols.

This tool allows you to convert KZG Structured Reference Strings (KZG SRS) generated by Celo, Aleo, Aztec protocols using multi-party computation for the BN254, BLS12-377, and BW6-761 elliptic curves to a format compatible with gnark.

Averveil is OpenSea for Data.

[WIP] This repository contains a simple demonstration of Hierarchical Deterministic (HD) wallet derivation and parent–child relationship proving in Go.

Streamlines transactions, block management, and batching. Integrates DA processes, ensures seamless settlement layer interactions, and offers robust verification. Designed for high throughput and reliability.

This is a proof of concept software implementation of the Astris e-voting scheme, designed for a minimal trust voting platform as part of an MSc project.

A zero knowledge proof based http protocol written in Go