Zebec Network wallet

What is Zebec Network (ZBCN)?

ZBCN is the token behind Zebec Network, a payments project built on Solana whose core idea is money that moves continuously rather than in monthly lumps: salaries streamed to employees second by second, vendor payments settled on chain, and a card product that lets those balances be spent off chain. The token is used across that product set, for fees, staking in the network's own mechanics and governance, and it is what most people mean when they say they hold "Zebec".

The first thing a holder should know is that ZBCN is not the original Zebec token. The project started as Zebec Protocol with a token called ZBC, then rebranded to Zebec Network and swapped ZBC for ZBCN at a fixed ratio of 1 ZBC to 10 ZBCN. Old ZBC still exists as a separate mint and shows up under its own name in explorers and price lists, so if you are buying or receiving, check that the ticker is ZBCN and not the legacy ZBC. A wallet cannot convert legacy ZBC into ZBCN on its own.

Holding ZBCN on Solana

ZBCN is an SPL token. That means three practical things. Fees for every transfer are paid in SOL, not in ZBCN, so a wallet holding only ZBCN cannot move it. The first time an address receives ZBCN, the network opens a token account for it, and a small amount of SOL is locked as rent for that account. And a Solana address does not change with the token: the same public key holds SOL, ZBCN and any other SPL token, each shown as its own balance.

Because Zebec is built around payments, ZBCN tends to move often in small amounts rather than sit still. Tangem suits that pattern: you keep SOL for fees in the same wallet as ZBCN, and a transfer is approved by tapping the card to your phone, with no cable to plug in and nothing to charge. For a token whose whole purpose is being spent and received, that low-friction signing is the property that matters most.

Supported networks in Tangem (1): Solana.