Last Updated: June 1, 2023
Matter Labs, a Cayman Islands company (“Matter Labs,” “we,” “us,” or “our”), currently provides a method of access to, and certain information, about zkSync network, a layer-2 protocol that scales Ethereum (both zkSync Lite and zkSync Era are collectively referred to herein as “zkSync”) as well as related content and functionality about zkSync through websites located at https://zksync.io, https://lite.zksync.io/, https://bridge.zksync.io, https://portal.zksync.io, https://ecosystem.zksync.io/, https://era.zksync.io, https://explorer.zksync.io, https://checkout.zksync.io (each, a “Website” and collectively, the “Websites”). We also provide access and information about zkSync through our related technologies, including all of our existing and any updated or new features, functionalities and technologies (collectively, the “Service”).
zkSync and the suite of open-source code underlying it are contributed, used, and supported by a wide variety of participants. Matter Labs is one of these many participants and contributes to the zySync ecosystem. To facilitate the early-stage development of the zkSync ecosystem, Matter Labs currently operates the Websites. Matter Labs expects to transition the maintenance and operation of the Websites to one or more separate entities that are part of the zkSync community in due course.
This Cookie Policy explains how Matter Labs uses cookies and similar technologies in connection with our Web Site and connected services (“Services”). This Cookie Policy should be read in conjunction with our Privacy Policy.
If you have any questions or concerns about the Cookie Policy, please contact us at privacy@matterlabs.dev or as otherwise described in our Privacy Policy
This Cookie Policy refers to all these technologies, and other types of tracking technologies used through our Services, collectively as “cookies.”
The Websites may use cookies to distinguish you from other users of the Websites. This may help us to provide you with a good experience when you browse the Websites and may also allow us to improve the Websites. By continuing to browse the Websites, you are agreeing to our use of cookies as well as the terms of this policy (the “Cookie Policy”). A cookie is a small file of letters and numbers that we may store on your browser or the hard drive of your computer if you agree. Cookies contain information that is transferred to your computer’s hard drive. We may use the following cookies:
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