Zano has announced that the latest version of its wallet now includes optional SOCKS5 proxy support, giving users another way to strengthen their privacy.
By routing wallet traffic through a proxy such as Tor, users can add an extra layer of network-level privacy on top of Zano’s built-in protocol-level privacy. The feature is opt-in, meaning users can choose whether or not to enable it.
According to the Zano team, the feature isn’t enabled by default because using Tor requires users to have a Tor node or Tor Browser running, which may not be part of every user’s setup.
If you’re interested in learning how SOCKS5 proxy support works and how to configure it, check out our detailed guide:
👉 How to Send Zano Transactions Through Tor Using a SOCKS5 Proxy
The guide explains how the feature works, what you’ll need, and how to set it up step by step.
Source:
Zano Official X Post
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