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ZKsync (ZK) API and Price Oracle

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ZKsync

ZK
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For informational use only; request a custom oracle/API for production below.

General information

Contract address
Smart contract address of the asset
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0x5A7d...af3E
Network
Blockchain network where the asset is deployed
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ZKsync
Methodology
Pricing methodology used to determine the price of the token in USD. By default, all price feeds on the DIA App are calculated with a MAIR methodology. This parameter is customisable.Learn more about methodologies.
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MAIR
Update frequency
120 seconds is the default update frequency. This parameter is customisable.Learn more about oracle updates.
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120s
Next update
24h Volume
The total volume captured by DIA across all the integrated sources.
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Source
Volume 24h
Trades 24h
Pairs

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What is ZKsync (ZK)?

zkSync is a layer 2 scaling solution built on Ethereum that uses zero-knowledge proofs to bundle transactions and reduce fees while maintaining security. Launched in 2020 by Matter Labs, zkSync processes transactions off-chain and posts cryptographic proofs to Ethereum, enabling high throughput and low latency. The protocol's name derives from its core technology: zero-knowledge proofs that verify computation without exposing underlying data, allowing scalability without compromising decentralization or Ethereum's security guarantees.

The ZKsync price API is a data service that returns real-time price quotes for ZK, the governance token of the ZKsync layer-2 rollup. The API aggregates individual trade data from multiple on-chain and off-chain sources to deliver verifiable market price feeds.

Developers integrate a ZKsync price API into applications that require current ZK pricing for trading interfaces, lending protocols, portfolio trackers, or risk management systems. The API supplies standardized price data at configurable update intervals, enabling applications to make pricing decisions without maintaining their own data infrastructure.

DIA operates a ZKsync price API across 60+ blockchains. A free endpoint is available on this page for testing and evaluation. For production use, DIA builds custom, dedicated feeds configurable by data sources, pricing methodology, and update frequency, requested through DIA's Discord or Telegram.

Testing a ZKsync price feed starts with the free API endpoint available on this asset page. Developers can query this endpoint to evaluate ZKsync pricing data during development and testing phases.

For production deployments, a custom ZKsync price feed requires a dedicated configuration. Developers request this through DIA's Discord or Telegram channels. The custom feed can be tailored by selecting specific data sources, setting the desired update frequency, and choosing the pricing methodology that fits the application's requirements.

DIA deploys the configured ZKsync price feed across supported blockchains, making verified price data accessible to smart contracts.

DIA publishes a free price-feed API endpoint for ZKsync on this asset page, available for developers to test and evaluate at no cost. The free endpoint is designed for testing and evaluation purposes only, not for production use.

For production deployments or custom requirements, DIA builds dedicated price feeds tailored to specific needs. These custom feeds can be configured by data sources, pricing methodology, and update frequency. Developers requiring production feeds for ZKsync should request one via DIA's Discord or Telegram channels.

DIA calculates ZKsync price by aggregating individual trade data for ZK across multiple on-chain and off-chain sources spanning 100+ exchanges. Rather than relying on a single exchange or liquidity pool, this approach combines trades from diverse venues to derive a market price. The data sources and pricing methodology are transparent and publicly documented. For applications requiring custom configurations, DIA can adjust the feed's data sources, calculation method, and update frequency to match specific needs. Custom feeds are requested through DIA's Discord or Telegram channels. A free testing API endpoint is available on this asset's page, though production deployments use dedicated oracle infrastructure configured for reliability and independence.

ZKsync is a layer 2 scaling solution on Ethereum, so price feeds for its native token serve specific use cases in the rollup's ecosystem. Developers can build collateral pricing systems for lending protocols deployed on ZKsync, allowing users to deposit ZK tokens as collateral and borrow stablecoins against verified price data. Derivative platforms can use ZK price feeds to settle perpetual futures and options contracts with real-time, verifiable pricing. Liquidity pools and decentralized exchanges on ZKsync require price oracles to enable fair token swaps and automated market maker mechanics. DIA's price feeds aggregate trade data across multiple exchanges and on-chain sources, then deliver feeds on 60+ blockchains including ZKsync, configurable by update frequency and data sources for production requirements.

DIA offers transparent sourcing and configurability for ZKsync price feeds. Developers can specify which exchanges and data sources populate the feed, choose the pricing methodology, and set update frequency to match application requirements. This approach differs from black-box oracles where aggregation logic remains opaque.

DIA's infrastructure spans 60+ blockchains, so a ZKsync feed integrates into multi-chain deployments without switching providers. Each feed is independently verifiable through Lasernet, DIA's Ethereum layer-2 rollup, meaning consumers can cryptographically confirm data integrity on-chain.

To evaluate DIA for ZKsync, developers can test the free price-feed API endpoint available on this asset's page. For production use or custom requirements, request a dedicated ZKsync feed via DIA's Discord or Telegram with preferred data sources and update cadence.

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