Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy

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Mar 18, 2025

Feb 9, 2025 at 12:00 AM

Feb 9, 2025 at 12:00 AM

Fabric Blockchain Labs, Inc. ("Company," "we," "us," or "our"), the developer of Zipper, a decentralized asset-wrapping platform on the Fabric blockchain, is committed to safeguarding your privacy. This Privacy Policy explains our practices regarding the collection, use, sharing, and protection of your information when you use Zipper’s services ("Services"). As a decentralized and non-custodial platform, Zipper collects minimal data, primarily for compliance and security purposes. By using Zipper, you agree to the terms outlined in this policy.

1. Information We Collect

Zipper operates with a privacy-first approach and does not collect personal identifiers such as your name, email address, or other personally identifiable information (PII). We collect only the following limited data:
  • Wallet Addresses: When you connect a non-custodial wallet (e.g., MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet) to Zipper, we collect your wallet address to:
    • Enable asset deposits and the minting of Zipped Assets.
    • Perform compliance screening against the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctions list using TRM Labs.
  • IP Addresses: We may collect your IP address to:
    • Implement access controls, such as IP-based blocking, if required by law or for operational reasons.
    • Monitor and prevent platform abuse.
No additional personal data is collected or stored by Zipper.

2. How We Use Your Information

We use the limited information we collect exclusively for the following purposes:
  • Compliance: Wallet addresses are screened through TRM Labs to ensure compliance with OFAC sanctions and prevent illicit activity.
  • Security and Access Control: IP addresses may be used to restrict access from certain regions or to protect against malicious behavior, maintaining the platform’s integrity.
  • Service Operation: Wallet addresses are essential for processing deposits, minting Zipped Assets, and interacting with the Fabric blockchain.
We do not use your information for marketing, analytics, or any purposes beyond what is necessary for Zipper’s operation and security.

3. Data Sharing and Third-Party Services

Zipper does not sell, trade, or share your information for marketing purposes. However, limited sharing occurs for compliance and operational needs:
  • TRM Labs: Wallet addresses are shared with TRM Labs for OFAC compliance screening. TRM Labs processes this data solely for this purpose and does not retain or repurpose it.
  • Blockchain Networks: As a decentralized platform, your wallet address and transaction details are recorded on the Fabric blockchain and other supported blockchains (e.g., Bitcoin, Ethereum). This data is publicly accessible due to the nature of blockchain technology, which is beyond our control.
IP addresses are not shared with third parties unless legally required or necessary to protect Zipper’s security.

4. Data Retention

We retain your information only as long as needed to fulfill the purposes described in this policy:
  • Wallet Addresses: Retained temporarily during compliance screening and transaction processing. Once these processes are complete, we do not store your wallet address.
  • IP Addresses: Retained only for the duration of your session or as required for access control enforcement. Long-term storage of IP logs is not maintained.
Our goal is to minimize retention, consistent with Zipper’s decentralized and privacy-focused design.

5. Your Rights

Because Zipper does not collect personal identifiers, traditional privacy rights (e.g., access, correction, or deletion of personal data) may not fully apply. However:
  • Wallet Address Screening: If your wallet address is flagged during OFAC screening, access to Zipper may be denied. You can contact us (see Section 9) for clarification, though we cannot modify blockchain data or reverse transactions.
  • IP Address: If you believe your IP address was incorrectly blocked, you may reach out to request a review.

6. Security of Your Information

While Zipper does not store personal data, we prioritize security for the data we process:
  • Blockchain Security: Transactions are protected by the Fabric blockchain’s cryptographic protocols and consensus mechanisms.
  • Compliance Screening: Wallet addresses are transmitted to TRM Labs using industry-standard encryption.
  • No Centralized Storage: We avoid maintaining centralized databases of user information, minimizing breach risks.
Note that you are responsible for securing your wallet and private keys, as Zipper cannot recover lost assets or access your wallet.

7. International Users

Zipper is available globally, but access may be restricted in certain regions via IP blocking due to legal or operational requirements. By using Zipper, you confirm compliance with your local laws. We do not guarantee the legality of Zipper in your jurisdiction.

8. Changes to This Privacy Policy

We may revise this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in our practices or legal obligations. Updates will be posted, with the "Last Updated" date revised accordingly. Your continued use of Zipper after such changes signifies your acceptance of the updated policy.

9. Contact Us

For questions or concerns about this Privacy Policy, please contact:
Fabric Blockchain Labs, Inc.
2980 NE 207th St, Suite 336
Aventura, FL 33180
Email: [insert email]

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Frequently Asked Questions

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.

Why Zip to Fabric blockchain?

Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, on-chain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.

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.

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.

What 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 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.

Zipper is developed and maintained by Fabric Blockchain Labs, Inc. All rights reserved.

All systems operational

Frequently Asked Questions

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.

Why Zip to Fabric blockchain?

Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, on-chain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.

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.

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.

What 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 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.

Zipper is developed and maintained by Fabric Blockchain Labs, Inc. All rights reserved.

All systems operational

Frequently Asked Questions

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.

Why Zip to Fabric blockchain?

Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, on-chain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.

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.

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.

What 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 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.

Zipper is developed and maintained by Fabric Blockchain Labs, Inc. All rights reserved.

All systems operational

Frequently Asked Questions

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.

Why Zip to Fabric blockchain?

Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, on-chain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.

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.

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.

What 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 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.

Zipper is developed and maintained by Fabric Blockchain Labs, Inc. All rights reserved.

All systems operational

Frequently Asked Questions

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.

Why Zip to Fabric blockchain?

Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, on-chain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.

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.

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.

What 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 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.

Zipper is developed and maintained by Fabric Blockchain Labs, Inc. All rights reserved.

All systems operational

Frequently Asked Questions

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.

Why Zip to Fabric blockchain?

Zipping to Fabric allows users to trade, transact, and interact with Fabric-based dApps using secure, on-chain wrapped assets (zAssets). Fabric is designed for fast, low-cost transactions, AI-driven smart contracts, and enhanced security features.

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.

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.

What 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 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.

Zipper is developed and maintained by Fabric Blockchain Labs, Inc. All rights reserved.

All systems operational