Zebec Protocol wallet

What is Zebec Protocol (ZBC)?

ZBC is the token of Zebec, a Solana project built around continuous payments - payroll and streaming transfers where money moves by the second instead of in lump sums, plus payment rails and card products layered on that idea.

Holding it means dealing with Solana's account model, which differs from what Ethereum users expect. ZBC is an SPL token, and SPL tokens do not sit in your wallet address directly. Each one lives in its own token account tied to your main address, and creating that account locks a small amount of SOL as rent. In practice: the first time ZBC arrives at a fresh address, a little SOL is consumed to open the account, and you need SOL in the wallet for every transaction afterwards, since fees on Solana are never paid in the token being sent. The amounts are tiny, but zero SOL means no transfers at all, however much ZBC you are holding.

One more thing to check. Zebec has expanded into more than one token and more than one chain over time, so a symbol on a listing page is not proof of which contract you are looking at. Match the mint address against the official one before accepting a transfer or adding the token manually.

Supported networks in Tangem (1): Solana. For a token tied to a payments project, where transfers are the point, signing is a tap of the card against the phone - no cable, no charging, no separate device to keep alive - and the SOL that covers rent and fees sits in the same wallet, ready. Everyday sends stay quick without the key ever moving off the card, which is the balance you want for something you actually spend.