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Zero‑Knowledge Rollup
Web3
A blockchain “bundle” that uses zero‑knowledge proofs to verify many actions at once.
Definition
A zero‑knowledge rollup is a blockchain scaling method that bundles many transactions and proves they’re valid using a zero‑knowledge proof.
In plain English
A blockchain “bundle” that uses zero‑knowledge proofs to verify many actions at once.
Why this matters
Why it matters: It can reduce costs and may improve privacy depending on what data is published.
Example
Example: A network verifies a batch of transactions with a ZK proof instead of listing everything on the main chain.