For years, browsers served a simple purpose—they displayed content to users, but offered no cryptographic guarantee of authenticity.

zkPass changes that game fundamentally.

The upgrade transforms your browser into something more sophisticated: a cryptographic witness that operates independently. Here's what shifts:

First, it authenticates which website you're actually connected to—no spoofing, no middle-ground ambiguity.

Second, it verifies the data being displayed is genuinely from that source, not fabricated or intercepted.

Third, it generates proof of these verifications without exposing the underlying data itself.

That's the promise of privacy-preserving verification meeting real-world browser interaction.