Crypto smart-contract executor.

Zenroom is a tiny secure execution environment that integrates in any platform and application, even on a chip or a web page. It can authenticate, authorize access and execute human-readable smart contracts for blockchains, databases and much more. It helps to develop cryptography keeping it simple, understandable and maintainable.

Works with All curves

Zenroom supports signatures and pairing with most elliptic curves, see the full list here. The curves SECP256K1 (bitcoin, ethereum), BLS381 (ethereum 2.0), ED25519 (Cardano) are all built in by default and can be used together.

Specs

Asymmetric key signatures (ECDSA, EDDSA, Schnorr, BBS), Quantum Proof crypto (Dilithium, Kyber, Ntrup), create, sign, verify raw-transactions and signatures for Ethereum and Bitcoin.

Attribute based credentials (ABC) and non-interactive zero knowledge proof (zk-SNARKS) based on Coconut and BBS, multi-party computation based on Reflow, W3C VC, secret sharing (Lagrange).

Executes smart contracts in Lua or in Zencode: a non Turing-complete, English-like DSL, inspired by LangSec and BDD.

Deterministic execution end-to-end: in-browser, in-memory or distributed to a blockchain. Grants integrity across different platforms.

Tiny library or executable (1MB), low memory usage (600KB~2MB). No external dependencies. Has bindings for most languages.

Written in C (ANSI C99), Zenroom runs on Linux, Windows, Mac, Android, iOS, WebAssembly, integrated Cortex chips and supports Seccomp, see downloads.

low on resources
Highly scalable

~ 1

KB payload

~ 1

KB RAM usage (for basic crypto)

HASH/sec (on desktop PC)

Advanced Features

ABC, zk-SNARKS, Multisig

Zenroom implements the Coconut and the BBS zero know proof flows, allowing developers to implement complex ABC and zk-SNARKS flows in minutes. Implements BLS multisignatures, free of rogue attacks as in Reflow.

End-to-end cryptography
for distributed systems

Highly deterministic and replicable environment for the integrity of multiple cryptographic computations. Read more

Easy language
for smart contracts

Makes it possible to design and review data protection systems without programming or the need to understand code. Read more

AGPL3 and Commercial licensing

Community
Open Source

All our software is free and open source, we’re building inter-operability and coordinating efforts with DECODE, Sovrin, OW2, Cosmos and other communities.

Enterprise
support

We offer professional support for the integration with enterprise infrastructure and commercial products, along with dual licensing. Let us know about your project!

developer resources

Docs

Explore Zenroom documentation:
+ Command line interface
+ Zencode and Lua reference
+ Binders
+ Build, integrate and embed
+ Zenroom extensions

Sandbox

Learn Zencode with the auto-complete and with the examples on apiroom.net.

Play with Zenroom in-the-browser, powered Zenroom’s Webassembly build (WASM) and expose your smart-contracts into APIs.

Downloads

Linux/Win/Mac CLI

Linux: X64 | ARM | ARM64(AArch64)

Windows: .exe | .dll | .lib | .exe debug

MacOS: X86/X64

Android/iOS libs

Android libs: ARM | ARM64(AArch64) | X86

iOS libs: ARM(armhf) | ARM64(AArch64) | X86_64

Get zenroom.h and add: #include

JavaScript

Npm: npm i zenroom

latest: npm i zenroom@next

Docs: node, react, browser

Python 3

Pip: pip3 install zenroom

latest: pip3 install zenroom –pre

Docs, Arm32 binary

Bindings/Embed

How to embed Zenroom

Zenroom in React Native

Bindings: Golang, Clojurescript, Java, Rust, (Rust CLI),

Zenroom ecosystem

Restroom-mw

Easy REST API builder executing Zencode: place a .zen file in a folder to expose an API.

Zenbridge

Blockchain interop for Ethereum, Bitcoin, Hyperledger Sawtooth and Fabric, Plenetmint, Redis, MySQL, InfluxDB and more.

Signroom

Web-based service, leveraging Zenroom’s cryptographic capabilities, allowing users sign documents and objects, using W3C-DID identities.

Zenswarm

Zenroom based blockchain swarm of Blockchain Oracles.

Zenswarm Storage

Distributed caching anc sharding component based on Tarantool and IPFS

W3C-DID

Zenroom based W3C-DID implementation. DIDs are built in Zenroom. Controller runs on nodejs, DIDs are stored on redis and anchored on blockchain.

Zenroom live demo

Watch a presentation of Zenroom's zero knowledge proof and attribute based credential flow, with a live demo of the crypto flow in a multiplatform setup.

Proudly crafted in the EU

This project received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement nr. 732546 (DECODE), and 820937 (REFLOW) by the NGI ASSURE program and by the EBSI PCP.