Partnerships

The EIP-8105 team is throwing their full support behind LUCID as a Hegotá headliner. (We are keeping EIP-8105 open for feedback and questions, but we are no longer proposing EIP-8105 as a Hegotá headliner.) We believe the problems of malicious MEV, real-time censorship, and centralization in the Ethereum transaction supply

Shutter has taken the Protocol Guild 1% Pledge, following an onchain vote by Shutter DAO 0x36 to allocate 1% of the SHU token supply to support the people who maintain Ethereum’s core protocol. The tokens will vest over four years through Protocol Guild’s mechanism and go directly to

We're excited to announce that Shutter and Primev are partnering to bring the first threshold encrypted mempool to Ethereum's out-of-protocol transaction supply chain, PBS (Proposer-Builder Separation). This integration targets the long standing issue of front running, sandwich attacks, and real-time censorship across the PBS pathway, which

Today we’re excited to share The State of Private Voting 2026, a report prepared by the Shutter and Privacy Stewards of Ethereum (PSE) teams. The report provides a comprehensive look at the current landscape of private voting protocols on Ethereum. The report introduces a structured evaluation framework for assessing

We’re excited to announce that Shutter and Snapshot are partnering to bring Permanent Shielded Voting to all DAOs using Snapshot. This new system will use a form of linear threshold-homomorphic encryption (specifically ElGamal) in combination with zero-knowledge proofs, ensuring that every individual vote remains permanently private while voting results

We're excited to share some big news: Erigon’s 3.1.0 Pebble Paw release now officially supports Shutter’s encrypted mempool on the Gnosis chain in addition to the Nethermind client. Erigon is a high-performance Ethereum execution client, and this update makes it easier than ever for

To celebrate Ethereum's 10th anniversary, we invite the entire Ethereum ecosystem to leave its mark permanently on the chain.

Kleros, the decentralized “court” of Web3, is upgrading its juror voting system to be more private and user-friendly. By integrating Shutter API’s Shielded Voting into Kleros Court V2, jurors will be able to cast secret votes that remain hidden until the case is closed - without the hassle of

Decent DAO’s Shutter API upgrade aims to restore voting confidence across DAOs.