Zero Trust CoinZTC · by SUPER ZT
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ZTC from zero.

Everything you need to understand ZTC, set up a wallet and use it safely. No jargon without an explanation.

What ZTC is

Zero Trust Coin is a digital token on Base, a network built on Ethereum and run by Coinbase. It follows the ERC-20 standard, so any Base wallet can hold it. There are exactly 1,000,000,000 ZTC, and the code makes it impossible to create more.

ZTC is the compute token of SUPER ZT, a Singapore company that builds AI apps and dashboards. It has one job: compute. When staking and credit allocation are enabled, eligible stakes share funded compute credits for ZTC AI, Studio and Loudform.

Why "zero trust"

In security, "zero trust" means you verify every request instead of assuming it's safe. The coin applies that to itself. It has no owner who could freeze or print tokens, its source code is public and verified, and this site reads its numbers from the chain instead of asking you to believe them.

How staking and credits fit together

SUPER ZT publishes a funded compute-credit budget for each allocation period. Eligible wallets share it by how much ZTC they kept staked and for how long. Receiving credits requires a verified link to a SUPER ZT account; your share depends on the eligible stake-time recorded for the period.

  • Credits pay for work inside SUPER ZT apps. They aren't money and can't be sold.
  • The staking contract pays no tokens. You get back exactly what you staked.
  • Credits are used in ZTC AI, Studio and Loudform when staking and credit allocation are enabled on Base.

Get started

  1. Install a wallet

    Coinbase Wallet, MetaMask or Rabby in your browser. Write the recovery phrase on paper and never type it into a website.

  2. Get ETH on Base

    Buy ETH on an exchange and withdraw it to your wallet on the Base network, or bridge from Ethereum. Keep a little for fees.

  3. Connect here

    Click Connect wallet at the top. The site asks your wallet to switch to Base if needed.

  4. Trade, then stake

    Swap ETH for ZTC on the Trade page, then stake it on the Stake page when staking is enabled.

Staying safe

  • Check the address. The only ZTC is 0x9546f9d273cE4Aa640381e297dd9bDEEbB0cc924. Copies with the same name exist for almost every token.
  • No one from SUPER ZT will message you first about buying, "migrating" or "claiming" ZTC.
  • Read what you sign. This site only ever asks for: an approval of an exact amount, a swap, or a staking action. Never an unlimited approval.
  • Mind the market. A new token with little liquidity can swing sharply, and you may not be able to sell at the price you want.

Words you'll see

  • Liquidity pool: a smart contract holding ZTC and ETH that anyone can trade against. The price follows the ratio inside it.
  • Slippage: the most the price may move between your quote and your trade. Beyond it, the trade cancels.
  • Price impact: how much your own trade moves the price. Larger trades in small pools move it more.
  • Approval: permission for a contract to move a set amount of your tokens. Required once before selling or staking.
  • Gas: the network fee, paid in ETH. On Base it's usually a few cents.

All questions

What is ZTC?

Zero Trust Coin (ZTC) is the compute token of SUPER ZT, a Singapore company that builds AI apps and dashboards. It is a fixed-supply ERC-20 on Base.

ZTC has one job: compute. When staking and credit allocation are enabled, staked ZTC earns a share of SUPER ZT compute, delivered as credits in the apps that run on it: ZTC AI, Studio and Loudform.

What is the official contract address?

ZTC lives on Base (chain ID 8453) at 0x9546f9d273cE4Aa640381e297dd9bDEEbB0cc924. That is the only official contract.

A token with the same name at any other address is not ZTC. Check the address on BaseScan before every trade.

How do I get ZTC?

Swap ETH for ZTC on the Trade page. Trades go straight to the Uniswap v3 router on Base and you sign every step in your own wallet. The page reads the pool live, so the price you see is the price on chain.

How does staking turn into compute?

When staking and credit allocation are enabled, eligible stakers share a funded compute-credit budget by how much ZTC they kept staked and for how long during the allocation period. A verified link to a SUPER ZT account is required to receive credits.

Credits pay for work in ZTC AI, Studio and Loudform. They are product usage: they can't be sold or cashed out.

Does staking pay interest or yield?

No. The staking contract pays out no tokens and holds no rewards. You get back exactly the ZTC you staked. What you earn is compute.

Can SUPER ZT freeze, mint or change my tokens?

No. ZTC is a standard OpenZeppelin ERC-20 with no owner, no admin, no pause, no blacklist and no upgrade path. The source is verified on BaseScan.

The staking contract is ownerless too: only the wallet that staked can move its tokens.

Who holds the supply?

All 1,000,000,000 ZTC were minted once, at deployment. There is no mint function, so the supply can never grow. The Token page reads the distribution live from Base.

What does unstaking involve?

Two steps. Request it, which stops that amount counting at once, then withdraw it after the waiting period. You can cancel a request and restake at any time before withdrawing.

Is this investment advice?

No. Nothing on this site is financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Tokens can lose all their value and may be hard to sell. Read the risk notice before using ZTC.