We’ve received reports from some users whose voting power does not reflect their full ZEC balance, even though their coins were transferred to the Orchard pool before the registration deadline. In one example, a user withdrew ZEC from a centralized exchange to a transparent address in Zashi, then shielded the funds into the Orchard pool.
The root cause is related to how internal keys are derived. For example, Zashi creates separate internal accounts when handling actions like shielding. The current version of the Coin Voting 2.0 app does not yet support scanning multiple internal key paths, so it may miss balances stored in these internal accounts.
Hanh is working on a fix that will allow the user to create multiple election files to support Zashi’s internal wallet structure. Once released, Zashi users will be able to select a “Zashi Internal Wallet” option. If you’re using multiple accounts, you may need to vote more than once to capture your full balance.
We’ll share an update as soon as the new version is available. There may still be other edge cases not addressed by this fix, so please continue to report any issues you encounter so we can investigate and improve the system.