Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
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Getting Started with Zipper
What is Zipper?
Zipper is a decentralized protocol on the Fabric blockchain that allows users to zip (wrap) and unzip (unwrap) assets between external blockchains and Fabric. It ensures 1:1-backed asset conversion, enabling seamless integration with Fabric’s dApps and DeFi protocols.
What is Zipping (Wrapping)?
Zipping is the process of depositing an external blockchain asset into Zipper, where it is securely stored in an onchain vault and an equivalent zAsset is issued on Fabric. This allows users to interact with Fabric’s ecosystem while ensuring their assets remain fully backed.
How does Zipper work?
Zipper works by accepting deposits of supported blockchain assets, securing them in TEE-protected vaults, and issuing a 1:1-backed zAsset on Fabric. When a user wants to retrieve their original asset, they deposit the zAsset into Zipper, which then burns it and releases the corresponding asset from the vault.
Why Zip to Fabric blockchain?
Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, onchain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.
What makes Zipper different from a bridge?
Zipper is not a bridge - it does not facilitate cross-chain liquidity transfers. Instead, it zips assets into Fabric’s ecosystem, creating a secure, 1:1-backed representation of the original asset. This removes the trust risks and vulnerabilities associated with traditional bridging mechanisms.
How does Zipper compare to other asset-wrapping protocols?
Unlike many wrapping protocols, Zipper operates entirely onchain, ensuring verifiable 1:1 backing without intermediaries. It also differentiates zAssets by origin chain, preventing impersonation risks that exist in other wrapping solutions.
Which assets and blockchains does Zipper support?
Zipper supports multiple blockchains. The current supported list includes: Ethereum, Base, Binance Smart Chain (BSC), Bitcoin, Arbitrum, Solana, Dogecoin, and Sui. More chains will be added over time based on demand, security evaluations, and Fabric ecosystem expansion.
Zipper does not impose individual token whitelists, meaning all tokens from supported blockchains can be zipped and unzipped. However, Zipper does not verify token legitimacy, so users should confirm contract addresses before interacting with assets. Tools like FabricScan can help verify trusted assets.
What are zAssets?
zAssets are Fabric-compatible, tokenized versions of assets zipped into Zipper. Each zAsset is fully backed 1:1 by its original counterpart and is mapped to a unique Fabric contract for transparency.
What is Zipper?
Zipper is a decentralized protocol on the Fabric blockchain that allows users to zip (wrap) and unzip (unwrap) assets between external blockchains and Fabric. It ensures 1:1-backed asset conversion, enabling seamless integration with Fabric’s dApps and DeFi protocols.
What is Zipping (Wrapping)?
Zipping is the process of depositing an external blockchain asset into Zipper, where it is securely stored in an onchain vault and an equivalent zAsset is issued on Fabric. This allows users to interact with Fabric’s ecosystem while ensuring their assets remain fully backed.
How does Zipper work?
Zipper works by accepting deposits of supported blockchain assets, securing them in TEE-protected vaults, and issuing a 1:1-backed zAsset on Fabric. When a user wants to retrieve their original asset, they deposit the zAsset into Zipper, which then burns it and releases the corresponding asset from the vault.
Why Zip to Fabric blockchain?
Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, onchain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.
What makes Zipper different from a bridge?
Zipper is not a bridge - it does not facilitate cross-chain liquidity transfers. Instead, it zips assets into Fabric’s ecosystem, creating a secure, 1:1-backed representation of the original asset. This removes the trust risks and vulnerabilities associated with traditional bridging mechanisms.
How does Zipper compare to other asset-wrapping protocols?
Unlike many wrapping protocols, Zipper operates entirely onchain, ensuring verifiable 1:1 backing without intermediaries. It also differentiates zAssets by origin chain, preventing impersonation risks that exist in other wrapping solutions.
Which assets and blockchains does Zipper support?
Zipper supports multiple blockchains. The current supported list includes: Ethereum, Base, Binance Smart Chain (BSC), Bitcoin, Arbitrum, Solana, Dogecoin, and Sui. More chains will be added over time based on demand, security evaluations, and Fabric ecosystem expansion.
Zipper does not impose individual token whitelists, meaning all tokens from supported blockchains can be zipped and unzipped. However, Zipper does not verify token legitimacy, so users should confirm contract addresses before interacting with assets. Tools like FabricScan can help verify trusted assets.
What are zAssets?
zAssets are Fabric-compatible, tokenized versions of assets zipped into Zipper. Each zAsset is fully backed 1:1 by its original counterpart and is mapped to a unique Fabric contract for transparency.
What is Zipper?
Zipper is a decentralized protocol on the Fabric blockchain that allows users to zip (wrap) and unzip (unwrap) assets between external blockchains and Fabric. It ensures 1:1-backed asset conversion, enabling seamless integration with Fabric’s dApps and DeFi protocols.
What is Zipping (Wrapping)?
Zipping is the process of depositing an external blockchain asset into Zipper, where it is securely stored in an onchain vault and an equivalent zAsset is issued on Fabric. This allows users to interact with Fabric’s ecosystem while ensuring their assets remain fully backed.
How does Zipper work?
Zipper works by accepting deposits of supported blockchain assets, securing them in TEE-protected vaults, and issuing a 1:1-backed zAsset on Fabric. When a user wants to retrieve their original asset, they deposit the zAsset into Zipper, which then burns it and releases the corresponding asset from the vault.
Why Zip to Fabric blockchain?
Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, onchain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.
What makes Zipper different from a bridge?
Zipper is not a bridge - it does not facilitate cross-chain liquidity transfers. Instead, it zips assets into Fabric’s ecosystem, creating a secure, 1:1-backed representation of the original asset. This removes the trust risks and vulnerabilities associated with traditional bridging mechanisms.
How does Zipper compare to other asset-wrapping protocols?
Unlike many wrapping protocols, Zipper operates entirely onchain, ensuring verifiable 1:1 backing without intermediaries. It also differentiates zAssets by origin chain, preventing impersonation risks that exist in other wrapping solutions.
Which assets and blockchains does Zipper support?
Zipper supports multiple blockchains. The current supported list includes: Ethereum, Base, Binance Smart Chain (BSC), Bitcoin, Arbitrum, Solana, Dogecoin, and Sui. More chains will be added over time based on demand, security evaluations, and Fabric ecosystem expansion.
Zipper does not impose individual token whitelists, meaning all tokens from supported blockchains can be zipped and unzipped. However, Zipper does not verify token legitimacy, so users should confirm contract addresses before interacting with assets. Tools like FabricScan can help verify trusted assets.
What are zAssets?
zAssets are Fabric-compatible, tokenized versions of assets zipped into Zipper. Each zAsset is fully backed 1:1 by its original counterpart and is mapped to a unique Fabric contract for transparency.
What is Zipper?
Zipper is a decentralized protocol on the Fabric blockchain that allows users to zip (wrap) and unzip (unwrap) assets between external blockchains and Fabric. It ensures 1:1-backed asset conversion, enabling seamless integration with Fabric’s dApps and DeFi protocols.
What is Zipping (Wrapping)?
Zipping is the process of depositing an external blockchain asset into Zipper, where it is securely stored in an onchain vault and an equivalent zAsset is issued on Fabric. This allows users to interact with Fabric’s ecosystem while ensuring their assets remain fully backed.
How does Zipper work?
Zipper works by accepting deposits of supported blockchain assets, securing them in TEE-protected vaults, and issuing a 1:1-backed zAsset on Fabric. When a user wants to retrieve their original asset, they deposit the zAsset into Zipper, which then burns it and releases the corresponding asset from the vault.
Why Zip to Fabric blockchain?
Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, onchain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.
What makes Zipper different from a bridge?
Zipper is not a bridge - it does not facilitate cross-chain liquidity transfers. Instead, it zips assets into Fabric’s ecosystem, creating a secure, 1:1-backed representation of the original asset. This removes the trust risks and vulnerabilities associated with traditional bridging mechanisms.
How does Zipper compare to other asset-wrapping protocols?
Unlike many wrapping protocols, Zipper operates entirely onchain, ensuring verifiable 1:1 backing without intermediaries. It also differentiates zAssets by origin chain, preventing impersonation risks that exist in other wrapping solutions.
Which assets and blockchains does Zipper support?
Zipper supports multiple blockchains. The current supported list includes: Ethereum, Base, Binance Smart Chain (BSC), Bitcoin, Arbitrum, Solana, Dogecoin, and Sui. More chains will be added over time based on demand, security evaluations, and Fabric ecosystem expansion.
Zipper does not impose individual token whitelists, meaning all tokens from supported blockchains can be zipped and unzipped. However, Zipper does not verify token legitimacy, so users should confirm contract addresses before interacting with assets. Tools like FabricScan can help verify trusted assets.
What are zAssets?
zAssets are Fabric-compatible, tokenized versions of assets zipped into Zipper. Each zAsset is fully backed 1:1 by its original counterpart and is mapped to a unique Fabric contract for transparency.
What is Zipper?
Zipper is a decentralized protocol on the Fabric blockchain that allows users to zip (wrap) and unzip (unwrap) assets between external blockchains and Fabric. It ensures 1:1-backed asset conversion, enabling seamless integration with Fabric’s dApps and DeFi protocols.
What is Zipping (Wrapping)?
Zipping is the process of depositing an external blockchain asset into Zipper, where it is securely stored in an onchain vault and an equivalent zAsset is issued on Fabric. This allows users to interact with Fabric’s ecosystem while ensuring their assets remain fully backed.
How does Zipper work?
Zipper works by accepting deposits of supported blockchain assets, securing them in TEE-protected vaults, and issuing a 1:1-backed zAsset on Fabric. When a user wants to retrieve their original asset, they deposit the zAsset into Zipper, which then burns it and releases the corresponding asset from the vault.
Why Zip to Fabric blockchain?
Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, onchain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.
What makes Zipper different from a bridge?
Zipper is not a bridge - it does not facilitate cross-chain liquidity transfers. Instead, it zips assets into Fabric’s ecosystem, creating a secure, 1:1-backed representation of the original asset. This removes the trust risks and vulnerabilities associated with traditional bridging mechanisms.
How does Zipper compare to other asset-wrapping protocols?
Unlike many wrapping protocols, Zipper operates entirely onchain, ensuring verifiable 1:1 backing without intermediaries. It also differentiates zAssets by origin chain, preventing impersonation risks that exist in other wrapping solutions.
Which assets and blockchains does Zipper support?
Zipper supports multiple blockchains. The current supported list includes: Ethereum, Base, Binance Smart Chain (BSC), Bitcoin, Arbitrum, Solana, Dogecoin, and Sui. More chains will be added over time based on demand, security evaluations, and Fabric ecosystem expansion.
Zipper does not impose individual token whitelists, meaning all tokens from supported blockchains can be zipped and unzipped. However, Zipper does not verify token legitimacy, so users should confirm contract addresses before interacting with assets. Tools like FabricScan can help verify trusted assets.
What are zAssets?
zAssets are Fabric-compatible, tokenized versions of assets zipped into Zipper. Each zAsset is fully backed 1:1 by its original counterpart and is mapped to a unique Fabric contract for transparency.
Security & Transparency
What does 1:1 backing mean?
Every zAsset on Fabric is fully collateralized, meaning that for every 1 zAsset in circulation, there is an equivalent 1:1 asset securely stored in a Zipper vault on the original chain.
How do I know my zAssets are fully backed?
Zipper’s vaults are fully transparent, and users can verify their zAssets and corresponding vault balances using FabricScan and blockchain explorers.
Who controls the vaults storing the original assets?
Zipper’s vaults are governed by smart contracts and secured using Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) technology, ensuring only authorized transactions occur. No single entity has direct control over the assets.
Has Zipper been audited?
Zipper is currently in the process of being audited to ensure the highest security standards. The audit results will be published in useful links upon completion.
Can Zipper freeze or block my assets?
Zipper does not have the ability to freeze, block, or interfere with user transactions. However, compliance monitoring may restrict transactions involving sanctioned wallets or illicit activity.
What happens if Zipper experiences a failure?
Since Zipper operates on immutable smart contracts, its functionality remains unaffected by infrastructure failures. If an issue arises, transactions can still be verified and tracked via FabricScan.
Where can I verify Zipper transactions onchain?
All transactions—including deposits, withdrawals, and contract interactions—can be verified using FabricScan, the official Fabric blockchain explorer.
What does 1:1 backing mean?
Every zAsset on Fabric is fully collateralized, meaning that for every 1 zAsset in circulation, there is an equivalent 1:1 asset securely stored in a Zipper vault on the original chain.
How do I know my zAssets are fully backed?
Zipper’s vaults are fully transparent, and users can verify their zAssets and corresponding vault balances using FabricScan and blockchain explorers.
Who controls the vaults storing the original assets?
Zipper’s vaults are governed by smart contracts and secured using Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) technology, ensuring only authorized transactions occur. No single entity has direct control over the assets.
Has Zipper been audited?
Zipper is currently in the process of being audited to ensure the highest security standards. The audit results will be published in useful links upon completion.
Can Zipper freeze or block my assets?
Zipper does not have the ability to freeze, block, or interfere with user transactions. However, compliance monitoring may restrict transactions involving sanctioned wallets or illicit activity.
What happens if Zipper experiences a failure?
Since Zipper operates on immutable smart contracts, its functionality remains unaffected by infrastructure failures. If an issue arises, transactions can still be verified and tracked via FabricScan.
Where can I verify Zipper transactions onchain?
All transactions—including deposits, withdrawals, and contract interactions—can be verified using FabricScan, the official Fabric blockchain explorer.
What does 1:1 backing mean?
Every zAsset on Fabric is fully collateralized, meaning that for every 1 zAsset in circulation, there is an equivalent 1:1 asset securely stored in a Zipper vault on the original chain.
How do I know my zAssets are fully backed?
Zipper’s vaults are fully transparent, and users can verify their zAssets and corresponding vault balances using FabricScan and blockchain explorers.
Who controls the vaults storing the original assets?
Zipper’s vaults are governed by smart contracts and secured using Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) technology, ensuring only authorized transactions occur. No single entity has direct control over the assets.
Has Zipper been audited?
Zipper is currently in the process of being audited to ensure the highest security standards. The audit results will be published in useful links upon completion.
Can Zipper freeze or block my assets?
Zipper does not have the ability to freeze, block, or interfere with user transactions. However, compliance monitoring may restrict transactions involving sanctioned wallets or illicit activity.
What happens if Zipper experiences a failure?
Since Zipper operates on immutable smart contracts, its functionality remains unaffected by infrastructure failures. If an issue arises, transactions can still be verified and tracked via FabricScan.
Where can I verify Zipper transactions onchain?
All transactions—including deposits, withdrawals, and contract interactions—can be verified using FabricScan, the official Fabric blockchain explorer.
What does 1:1 backing mean?
Every zAsset on Fabric is fully collateralized, meaning that for every 1 zAsset in circulation, there is an equivalent 1:1 asset securely stored in a Zipper vault on the original chain.
How do I know my zAssets are fully backed?
Zipper’s vaults are fully transparent, and users can verify their zAssets and corresponding vault balances using FabricScan and blockchain explorers.
Who controls the vaults storing the original assets?
Zipper’s vaults are governed by smart contracts and secured using Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) technology, ensuring only authorized transactions occur. No single entity has direct control over the assets.
Has Zipper been audited?
Zipper is currently in the process of being audited to ensure the highest security standards. The audit results will be published in useful links upon completion.
Can Zipper freeze or block my assets?
Zipper does not have the ability to freeze, block, or interfere with user transactions. However, compliance monitoring may restrict transactions involving sanctioned wallets or illicit activity.
What happens if Zipper experiences a failure?
Since Zipper operates on immutable smart contracts, its functionality remains unaffected by infrastructure failures. If an issue arises, transactions can still be verified and tracked via FabricScan.
Where can I verify Zipper transactions onchain?
All transactions—including deposits, withdrawals, and contract interactions—can be verified using FabricScan, the official Fabric blockchain explorer.
What does 1:1 backing mean?
Every zAsset on Fabric is fully collateralized, meaning that for every 1 zAsset in circulation, there is an equivalent 1:1 asset securely stored in a Zipper vault on the original chain.
How do I know my zAssets are fully backed?
Zipper’s vaults are fully transparent, and users can verify their zAssets and corresponding vault balances using FabricScan and blockchain explorers.
Who controls the vaults storing the original assets?
Zipper’s vaults are governed by smart contracts and secured using Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) technology, ensuring only authorized transactions occur. No single entity has direct control over the assets.
Has Zipper been audited?
Zipper is currently in the process of being audited to ensure the highest security standards. The audit results will be published in useful links upon completion.
Can Zipper freeze or block my assets?
Zipper does not have the ability to freeze, block, or interfere with user transactions. However, compliance monitoring may restrict transactions involving sanctioned wallets or illicit activity.
What happens if Zipper experiences a failure?
Since Zipper operates on immutable smart contracts, its functionality remains unaffected by infrastructure failures. If an issue arises, transactions can still be verified and tracked via FabricScan.
Where can I verify Zipper transactions onchain?
All transactions—including deposits, withdrawals, and contract interactions—can be verified using FabricScan, the official Fabric blockchain explorer.
Depositing & Withdrawing Assets
How do I deposit assets into Zipper?
Users select their asset within the Zipper.trade App, choose the correct origin chain, and receive a unique deposit address to send their tokens. Once confirmed, the equivalent zAsset is minted on Fabric.
Where does my original token go if I’m receiving a Zipped version?
Your original token is securely stored in Zipper’s vaults, which are onchain and protected by TEE security mechanisms.
How do I withdraw my assets back to their original chain?
Users select the zAsset they want to withdraw within the Zipper.trade App, provide a destination wallet address on the correct chain, and confirm the transaction. Zipper will then burn the zAsset and release the original asset.
Why isn’t my deposit showing up?
Deposits require network confirmations before being credited as a zAsset. If a deposit is delayed, check FabricScan for transaction status.
Why isn’t my withdrawal appearing in my wallet?
Withdrawals require both onchain processing and network confirmations. Verify your transaction on FabricScan and the destination chain’s explorer.
Are there any limits on deposits or withdrawals?
Zipper does not impose minimum or maximum limits, but network fees may affect small transactions.
How do I deposit assets into Zipper?
Users select their asset within the Zipper.trade App, choose the correct origin chain, and receive a unique deposit address to send their tokens. Once confirmed, the equivalent zAsset is minted on Fabric.
Where does my original token go if I’m receiving a Zipped version?
Your original token is securely stored in Zipper’s vaults, which are onchain and protected by TEE security mechanisms.
How do I withdraw my assets back to their original chain?
Users select the zAsset they want to withdraw within the Zipper.trade App, provide a destination wallet address on the correct chain, and confirm the transaction. Zipper will then burn the zAsset and release the original asset.
Why isn’t my deposit showing up?
Deposits require network confirmations before being credited as a zAsset. If a deposit is delayed, check FabricScan for transaction status.
Why isn’t my withdrawal appearing in my wallet?
Withdrawals require both onchain processing and network confirmations. Verify your transaction on FabricScan and the destination chain’s explorer.
Are there any limits on deposits or withdrawals?
Zipper does not impose minimum or maximum limits, but network fees may affect small transactions.
How do I deposit assets into Zipper?
Users select their asset within the Zipper.trade App, choose the correct origin chain, and receive a unique deposit address to send their tokens. Once confirmed, the equivalent zAsset is minted on Fabric.
Where does my original token go if I’m receiving a Zipped version?
Your original token is securely stored in Zipper’s vaults, which are onchain and protected by TEE security mechanisms.
How do I withdraw my assets back to their original chain?
Users select the zAsset they want to withdraw within the Zipper.trade App, provide a destination wallet address on the correct chain, and confirm the transaction. Zipper will then burn the zAsset and release the original asset.
Why isn’t my deposit showing up?
Deposits require network confirmations before being credited as a zAsset. If a deposit is delayed, check FabricScan for transaction status.
Why isn’t my withdrawal appearing in my wallet?
Withdrawals require both onchain processing and network confirmations. Verify your transaction on FabricScan and the destination chain’s explorer.
Are there any limits on deposits or withdrawals?
Zipper does not impose minimum or maximum limits, but network fees may affect small transactions.
How do I deposit assets into Zipper?
Users select their asset within the Zipper.trade App, choose the correct origin chain, and receive a unique deposit address to send their tokens. Once confirmed, the equivalent zAsset is minted on Fabric.
Where does my original token go if I’m receiving a Zipped version?
Your original token is securely stored in Zipper’s vaults, which are onchain and protected by TEE security mechanisms.
How do I withdraw my assets back to their original chain?
Users select the zAsset they want to withdraw within the Zipper.trade App, provide a destination wallet address on the correct chain, and confirm the transaction. Zipper will then burn the zAsset and release the original asset.
Why isn’t my deposit showing up?
Deposits require network confirmations before being credited as a zAsset. If a deposit is delayed, check FabricScan for transaction status.
Why isn’t my withdrawal appearing in my wallet?
Withdrawals require both onchain processing and network confirmations. Verify your transaction on FabricScan and the destination chain’s explorer.
Are there any limits on deposits or withdrawals?
Zipper does not impose minimum or maximum limits, but network fees may affect small transactions.
How do I deposit assets into Zipper?
Users select their asset within the Zipper.trade App, choose the correct origin chain, and receive a unique deposit address to send their tokens. Once confirmed, the equivalent zAsset is minted on Fabric.
Where does my original token go if I’m receiving a Zipped version?
Your original token is securely stored in Zipper’s vaults, which are onchain and protected by TEE security mechanisms.
How do I withdraw my assets back to their original chain?
Users select the zAsset they want to withdraw within the Zipper.trade App, provide a destination wallet address on the correct chain, and confirm the transaction. Zipper will then burn the zAsset and release the original asset.
Why isn’t my deposit showing up?
Deposits require network confirmations before being credited as a zAsset. If a deposit is delayed, check FabricScan for transaction status.
Why isn’t my withdrawal appearing in my wallet?
Withdrawals require both onchain processing and network confirmations. Verify your transaction on FabricScan and the destination chain’s explorer.
Are there any limits on deposits or withdrawals?
Zipper does not impose minimum or maximum limits, but network fees may affect small transactions.
Fees & Costs
Does Zipper charge fees for wrapping and unwrapping?
No, Zipper only charges the necessary network fees for zipping and unzipping assets.
How are network fees calculated?
Fees depend on network congestion and transaction type and are dynamically calculated in real-time.
Can I see the estimated fees before confirming a transaction?
Yes, estimated fees are displayed before users confirm any zip or unzip transaction.
Do fees change depending on which blockchain I use?
Yes, different blockchains have different gas fees, which impact zip/unzip costs.
Are there fees for failed transactions?
Yes, if a transaction fails after being submitted to the blockchain, users may still incur network fees, as these are charged by the blockchain itself and are non-refundable.
Why did my transaction cost more than expected?
Transaction fees can fluctuate based on network congestion. If a blockchain is experiencing high activity, gas fees may be higher than estimated at the time of submission. Always check the estimated fee before confirming.
Does Zipper charge fees for wrapping and unwrapping?
No, Zipper only charges the necessary network fees for zipping and unzipping assets.
How are network fees calculated?
Fees depend on network congestion and transaction type and are dynamically calculated in real-time.
Can I see the estimated fees before confirming a transaction?
Yes, estimated fees are displayed before users confirm any zip or unzip transaction.
Do fees change depending on which blockchain I use?
Yes, different blockchains have different gas fees, which impact zip/unzip costs.
Are there fees for failed transactions?
Yes, if a transaction fails after being submitted to the blockchain, users may still incur network fees, as these are charged by the blockchain itself and are non-refundable.
Why did my transaction cost more than expected?
Transaction fees can fluctuate based on network congestion. If a blockchain is experiencing high activity, gas fees may be higher than estimated at the time of submission. Always check the estimated fee before confirming.
Does Zipper charge fees for wrapping and unwrapping?
No, Zipper only charges the necessary network fees for zipping and unzipping assets.
How are network fees calculated?
Fees depend on network congestion and transaction type and are dynamically calculated in real-time.
Can I see the estimated fees before confirming a transaction?
Yes, estimated fees are displayed before users confirm any zip or unzip transaction.
Do fees change depending on which blockchain I use?
Yes, different blockchains have different gas fees, which impact zip/unzip costs.
Are there fees for failed transactions?
Yes, if a transaction fails after being submitted to the blockchain, users may still incur network fees, as these are charged by the blockchain itself and are non-refundable.
Why did my transaction cost more than expected?
Transaction fees can fluctuate based on network congestion. If a blockchain is experiencing high activity, gas fees may be higher than estimated at the time of submission. Always check the estimated fee before confirming.
Does Zipper charge fees for wrapping and unwrapping?
No, Zipper only charges the necessary network fees for zipping and unzipping assets.
How are network fees calculated?
Fees depend on network congestion and transaction type and are dynamically calculated in real-time.
Can I see the estimated fees before confirming a transaction?
Yes, estimated fees are displayed before users confirm any zip or unzip transaction.
Do fees change depending on which blockchain I use?
Yes, different blockchains have different gas fees, which impact zip/unzip costs.
Are there fees for failed transactions?
Yes, if a transaction fails after being submitted to the blockchain, users may still incur network fees, as these are charged by the blockchain itself and are non-refundable.
Why did my transaction cost more than expected?
Transaction fees can fluctuate based on network congestion. If a blockchain is experiencing high activity, gas fees may be higher than estimated at the time of submission. Always check the estimated fee before confirming.
Does Zipper charge fees for wrapping and unwrapping?
No, Zipper only charges the necessary network fees for zipping and unzipping assets.
How are network fees calculated?
Fees depend on network congestion and transaction type and are dynamically calculated in real-time.
Can I see the estimated fees before confirming a transaction?
Yes, estimated fees are displayed before users confirm any zip or unzip transaction.
Do fees change depending on which blockchain I use?
Yes, different blockchains have different gas fees, which impact zip/unzip costs.
Are there fees for failed transactions?
Yes, if a transaction fails after being submitted to the blockchain, users may still incur network fees, as these are charged by the blockchain itself and are non-refundable.
Why did my transaction cost more than expected?
Transaction fees can fluctuate based on network congestion. If a blockchain is experiencing high activity, gas fees may be higher than estimated at the time of submission. Always check the estimated fee before confirming.
Using zAssets in the Fabric Ecosystem
What can I do with zAssets?
zAssets can be traded, transferred, or used in dApps within the Fabric ecosystem, including Polyester Exchange.
Where can I trade zAssets after zipping?
Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, onchain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.
How do I verify that my zAssets are legitimate?
Users can verify zAssets by checking contract addresses on FabricScan.
What happens if I lose access to my wallet with zAssets?
If you lose access to your wallet, your zAssets remain on Fabric, but only the wallet's private key holder can access them. If you still have your seed phrase, you can recover your wallet and access your assets. Otherwise, the assets cannot be recovered.
Are there any risks to holding zAssets?
zAssets are always backed 1:1 and secured in onchain vaults. However, risks exist in holding any blockchain-based asset, such as market volatility or user error (e.g., sending to the wrong address). Users should always verify transactions before signing.
What can I do with zAssets?
zAssets can be traded, transferred, or used in dApps within the Fabric ecosystem, including Polyester Exchange.
Where can I trade zAssets after zipping?
Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, onchain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.
How do I verify that my zAssets are legitimate?
Users can verify zAssets by checking contract addresses on FabricScan.
What happens if I lose access to my wallet with zAssets?
If you lose access to your wallet, your zAssets remain on Fabric, but only the wallet's private key holder can access them. If you still have your seed phrase, you can recover your wallet and access your assets. Otherwise, the assets cannot be recovered.
Are there any risks to holding zAssets?
zAssets are always backed 1:1 and secured in onchain vaults. However, risks exist in holding any blockchain-based asset, such as market volatility or user error (e.g., sending to the wrong address). Users should always verify transactions before signing.
What can I do with zAssets?
zAssets can be traded, transferred, or used in dApps within the Fabric ecosystem, including Polyester Exchange.
Where can I trade zAssets after zipping?
Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, onchain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.
How do I verify that my zAssets are legitimate?
Users can verify zAssets by checking contract addresses on FabricScan.
What happens if I lose access to my wallet with zAssets?
If you lose access to your wallet, your zAssets remain on Fabric, but only the wallet's private key holder can access them. If you still have your seed phrase, you can recover your wallet and access your assets. Otherwise, the assets cannot be recovered.
Are there any risks to holding zAssets?
zAssets are always backed 1:1 and secured in onchain vaults. However, risks exist in holding any blockchain-based asset, such as market volatility or user error (e.g., sending to the wrong address). Users should always verify transactions before signing.
What can I do with zAssets?
zAssets can be traded, transferred, or used in dApps within the Fabric ecosystem, including Polyester Exchange.
Where can I trade zAssets after zipping?
Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, onchain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.
How do I verify that my zAssets are legitimate?
Users can verify zAssets by checking contract addresses on FabricScan.
What happens if I lose access to my wallet with zAssets?
If you lose access to your wallet, your zAssets remain on Fabric, but only the wallet's private key holder can access them. If you still have your seed phrase, you can recover your wallet and access your assets. Otherwise, the assets cannot be recovered.
Are there any risks to holding zAssets?
zAssets are always backed 1:1 and secured in onchain vaults. However, risks exist in holding any blockchain-based asset, such as market volatility or user error (e.g., sending to the wrong address). Users should always verify transactions before signing.
What can I do with zAssets?
zAssets can be traded, transferred, or used in dApps within the Fabric ecosystem, including Polyester Exchange.
Where can I trade zAssets after zipping?
Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, onchain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.
How do I verify that my zAssets are legitimate?
Users can verify zAssets by checking contract addresses on FabricScan.
What happens if I lose access to my wallet with zAssets?
If you lose access to your wallet, your zAssets remain on Fabric, but only the wallet's private key holder can access them. If you still have your seed phrase, you can recover your wallet and access your assets. Otherwise, the assets cannot be recovered.
Are there any risks to holding zAssets?
zAssets are always backed 1:1 and secured in onchain vaults. However, risks exist in holding any blockchain-based asset, such as market volatility or user error (e.g., sending to the wrong address). Users should always verify transactions before signing.
Compatibility & Expansion
Will Zipper support more blockchains in the future?
Yes, expansion is planned—new chains will be added over time.
How does Zipper decide which assets to support?
Zipper prioritizes high-demand, widely used assets for initial support. Over time, additional assets will be considered based on security, demand, and ecosystem growth.
Does Zipper support NFTs?
No, NFT wrapping is not currently supported.
Are there plans to allow automated wrapping/unwrapping?
Not at launch, but this could be considered as user demand increases.
Can developers integrate Zipper into their dApps?
Yes, Zipper is designed to be developer-friendly, and API access will be made available for integration into dApps that wish to support zAssets or use Zipper’s wrapping/unwrapping functionality.
What’s next for Zipper?
Zipper will continue expanding its supported chains and assets, improving UX and security, and integrating more seamlessly with Fabric’s DeFi ecosystem. Future enhancements will be guided by user demand and ecosystem needs.
Will Zipper support more blockchains in the future?
Yes, expansion is planned—new chains will be added over time.
How does Zipper decide which assets to support?
Zipper prioritizes high-demand, widely used assets for initial support. Over time, additional assets will be considered based on security, demand, and ecosystem growth.
Does Zipper support NFTs?
No, NFT wrapping is not currently supported.
Are there plans to allow automated wrapping/unwrapping?
Not at launch, but this could be considered as user demand increases.
Can developers integrate Zipper into their dApps?
Yes, Zipper is designed to be developer-friendly, and API access will be made available for integration into dApps that wish to support zAssets or use Zipper’s wrapping/unwrapping functionality.
What’s next for Zipper?
Zipper will continue expanding its supported chains and assets, improving UX and security, and integrating more seamlessly with Fabric’s DeFi ecosystem. Future enhancements will be guided by user demand and ecosystem needs.
Will Zipper support more blockchains in the future?
Yes, expansion is planned—new chains will be added over time.
How does Zipper decide which assets to support?
Zipper prioritizes high-demand, widely used assets for initial support. Over time, additional assets will be considered based on security, demand, and ecosystem growth.
Does Zipper support NFTs?
No, NFT wrapping is not currently supported.
Are there plans to allow automated wrapping/unwrapping?
Not at launch, but this could be considered as user demand increases.
Can developers integrate Zipper into their dApps?
Yes, Zipper is designed to be developer-friendly, and API access will be made available for integration into dApps that wish to support zAssets or use Zipper’s wrapping/unwrapping functionality.
What’s next for Zipper?
Zipper will continue expanding its supported chains and assets, improving UX and security, and integrating more seamlessly with Fabric’s DeFi ecosystem. Future enhancements will be guided by user demand and ecosystem needs.
Will Zipper support more blockchains in the future?
Yes, expansion is planned—new chains will be added over time.
How does Zipper decide which assets to support?
Zipper prioritizes high-demand, widely used assets for initial support. Over time, additional assets will be considered based on security, demand, and ecosystem growth.
Does Zipper support NFTs?
No, NFT wrapping is not currently supported.
Are there plans to allow automated wrapping/unwrapping?
Not at launch, but this could be considered as user demand increases.
Can developers integrate Zipper into their dApps?
Yes, Zipper is designed to be developer-friendly, and API access will be made available for integration into dApps that wish to support zAssets or use Zipper’s wrapping/unwrapping functionality.
What’s next for Zipper?
Zipper will continue expanding its supported chains and assets, improving UX and security, and integrating more seamlessly with Fabric’s DeFi ecosystem. Future enhancements will be guided by user demand and ecosystem needs.
Will Zipper support more blockchains in the future?
Yes, expansion is planned—new chains will be added over time.
How does Zipper decide which assets to support?
Zipper prioritizes high-demand, widely used assets for initial support. Over time, additional assets will be considered based on security, demand, and ecosystem growth.
Does Zipper support NFTs?
No, NFT wrapping is not currently supported.
Are there plans to allow automated wrapping/unwrapping?
Not at launch, but this could be considered as user demand increases.
Can developers integrate Zipper into their dApps?
Yes, Zipper is designed to be developer-friendly, and API access will be made available for integration into dApps that wish to support zAssets or use Zipper’s wrapping/unwrapping functionality.
What’s next for Zipper?
Zipper will continue expanding its supported chains and assets, improving UX and security, and integrating more seamlessly with Fabric’s DeFi ecosystem. Future enhancements will be guided by user demand and ecosystem needs.
Support & Troubleshooting
Where can I get support if I have an issue?
Users can contact support via Fabric’s official Discord or Twitter (X).
What should I do if my deposit/withdrawal is delayed?
Check FabricScan to verify if your transaction has been processed. If it is still pending, network congestion may be causing delays. If the transaction is confirmed but funds have not arrived, contact support through official channels.
Can I cancel a processing transaction?
No, once submitted, onchain transactions cannot be canceled.
What if I sent the wrong asset or to the wrong chain?
Transactions are irreversible, so users must double-check details before confirming.
Are there official channels for updates and announcements?
Yes! Follow Zipper’s official Twitter (X) and Discord for real-time updates, announcements, and community discussions. Links are available in the Useful Links section.
How can I report a bug or security issue?
If you discover a bug or security vulnerability, contact the team via Discord or official support channels.
Where can I get support if I have an issue?
Users can contact support via Fabric’s official Discord or Twitter (X).
What should I do if my deposit/withdrawal is delayed?
Check FabricScan to verify if your transaction has been processed. If it is still pending, network congestion may be causing delays. If the transaction is confirmed but funds have not arrived, contact support through official channels.
Can I cancel a processing transaction?
No, once submitted, onchain transactions cannot be canceled.
What if I sent the wrong asset or to the wrong chain?
Transactions are irreversible, so users must double-check details before confirming.
Are there official channels for updates and announcements?
Yes! Follow Zipper’s official Twitter (X) and Discord for real-time updates, announcements, and community discussions. Links are available in the Useful Links section.
How can I report a bug or security issue?
If you discover a bug or security vulnerability, contact the team via Discord or official support channels.
Where can I get support if I have an issue?
Users can contact support via Fabric’s official Discord or Twitter (X).
What should I do if my deposit/withdrawal is delayed?
Check FabricScan to verify if your transaction has been processed. If it is still pending, network congestion may be causing delays. If the transaction is confirmed but funds have not arrived, contact support through official channels.
Can I cancel a processing transaction?
No, once submitted, onchain transactions cannot be canceled.
What if I sent the wrong asset or to the wrong chain?
Transactions are irreversible, so users must double-check details before confirming.
Are there official channels for updates and announcements?
Yes! Follow Zipper’s official Twitter (X) and Discord for real-time updates, announcements, and community discussions. Links are available in the Useful Links section.
How can I report a bug or security issue?
If you discover a bug or security vulnerability, contact the team via Discord or official support channels.
Where can I get support if I have an issue?
Users can contact support via Fabric’s official Discord or Twitter (X).
What should I do if my deposit/withdrawal is delayed?
Check FabricScan to verify if your transaction has been processed. If it is still pending, network congestion may be causing delays. If the transaction is confirmed but funds have not arrived, contact support through official channels.
Can I cancel a processing transaction?
No, once submitted, onchain transactions cannot be canceled.
What if I sent the wrong asset or to the wrong chain?
Transactions are irreversible, so users must double-check details before confirming.
Are there official channels for updates and announcements?
Yes! Follow Zipper’s official Twitter (X) and Discord for real-time updates, announcements, and community discussions. Links are available in the Useful Links section.
How can I report a bug or security issue?
If you discover a bug or security vulnerability, contact the team via Discord or official support channels.
Where can I get support if I have an issue?
Users can contact support via Fabric’s official Discord or Twitter (X).
What should I do if my deposit/withdrawal is delayed?
Check FabricScan to verify if your transaction has been processed. If it is still pending, network congestion may be causing delays. If the transaction is confirmed but funds have not arrived, contact support through official channels.
Can I cancel a processing transaction?
No, once submitted, onchain transactions cannot be canceled.
What if I sent the wrong asset or to the wrong chain?
Transactions are irreversible, so users must double-check details before confirming.
Are there official channels for updates and announcements?
Yes! Follow Zipper’s official Twitter (X) and Discord for real-time updates, announcements, and community discussions. Links are available in the Useful Links section.
How can I report a bug or security issue?
If you discover a bug or security vulnerability, contact the team via Discord or official support channels.
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Zipper is developed and maintained by Fabric Blockchain Labs, Inc. All rights reserved.
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Zipper is developed and maintained by Fabric Blockchain Labs, Inc. All rights reserved.
All systems operational
Zipper is developed and maintained by Fabric Blockchain Labs, Inc. All rights reserved.
All systems operational
Zipper is developed and maintained by Fabric Blockchain Labs, Inc. All rights reserved.
All systems operational