Zkool Documentation
  • What's new

    • Since 6.35
    • Since 6.34
    • Since 6.32
    • Since 6.31
    • Since 6.30
    • Since 6.29
    • Since 6.28
    • Since 6.27
    • Since 6.26
    • Since 6.25
    • Since 6.24
    • Since 6.23
    • Since 6.22
    • Since 6.21
    • Since 6.20
    • Since 6.19
    • Since 6.18
    • Since 6.17
    • Since 6.16
    • Since 6.15
    • Since 6.14
    • Since 6.13
    • Since 6.12
    • Since 6.11
    • Since 6.10
  • Guides

    • Getting Started
    • Account Manager
    • Synchronization
    • Account
    • Addresses
    • Payments
    • Other features
    • Building Zkool from source
  • Recipes

    • Edit an Account
    • Supported Key Types
    • Cold Wallet
    • Ledger
    • Troubleshooting Synchronization Issues
    • Folders
    • Contacts
    • Database/Wallet Files
    • Using TOR
    • Security
    • Kiosk Zkool
    • Mempool
    • Payment URI
    • Locking Notes
    • Mainnet, Testnet, Regtest
    • Export to CSV
  • Categories / Reports

    • Overview
    • Examples
    • Categories
    • ZEC Price
    • Charts
  • MultiSig Accounts / FROST

    • Overview
    • Key Generation
    • Signing a Transaction
  • GraphQL

    • GraphQL API
    • Build
    • GraphIQL
    • Account Management
    • Synchronization
    • Balance
    • Transaction History
    • Receiving Funds
    • Sending Funds
    • Unconfirmed Funds
    • Notifications / Subscriptions
  • ZSA

    • Zcash Shielded Assets
    • Testnet
    • Using ZSA with Zkool
  • Coin Weighted Voting

    • Overview
    • How to vote
  • Cloud Vault

    • Overview
    • How to use
  • Zcash tech

    • Shielded Pools
    • Bitcoin Data Model
    • Transaction Graph
    • Privacy

Contacts, OpenAlias and a better search.

Released 15 June 2026.

Contacts

Zkool has an address book. Contacts can be typed in, imported and exported as vCards, or imported from the phone's contacts, where Zkool looks for Zcash addresses in the notes, websites and social fields. A transaction to or from a contact shows the contact's name in the history, and the search bar finds it. On the send page, @ followed by a name picks a contact, with suggestions as you type, and ! followed by a name picks one of your own accounts. See the Payments guide.

OpenAlias

A recipient written as #alias is resolved through DNS, as OpenAlias specifies. The answer is validated with DNSSEC when the domain is signed; if it cannot be verified, Zkool says so and lets you abort.

Also

  • The history search bar filters by memo and contact in the list and the table views alike.
  • The chain height is cached for 15 seconds and not fetched when the app is offline.
  • Errors from a Zebra server are reported rather than crashing the sync.
Last Updated: 11/6/26, 12:26 AM
Contributors: hhanh00
Prev
Since 6.20
Next
Since 6.18