How to withdraw ZEC from Binance to Nighthawk wallet

[incognick]

Hey folks,
I’m testing out shielding for ZEC on Incognito and got stuck.

**The problem **: In Incognito we currently support shielding for z-addresses (unshielding for z/t-addresses), so there’s no a direct way to send ZEC from Binance to Incognito privacy mode.

Solution: I’m requesting for help with finding the shortest way to send ZEC from Binance (t-address supported) to the Nighthawk app (z-address supported).

Thanks in advance.

[Autotunafish]

Try Zecwallet lite https://www.zecwallet.co

[Shawn]

Yep, @Autotunafish is correct.

1. Generate T-address on ZecWallet to receive.
2. ZecWallet should automatically shield for you (not sure how long)
3. Then you can send to Nighthawk z2z

[hloo]

@Shawn

• ZecWallet should automatically shield for you (not sure how long)

The next time an outgoing transaction is made from ZecWallet Lite, the wallet will opportunistically piggyback on that transaction and shield transparent UTXOs. Until then, the transparent UTXOs will not be touched and remain unshielded.

[incognick]

So, the steps should be next:

1. from Binance to Zecwallet Lite.
2. Internal transaction;
3. After that I can use z-address to receive?

Or step 2 in my list means I can send to a z-address right after I got ZEC to Zecwallet Lite?

Thanks for answering.

[tokidoki]

Yes, you can send directly to a z-address from Zecwallet Lite, even when you only have transparent balance. So, you only need to:

1. Send from Binance to Zecwallet Lite t-adrr.
2. After confirmations, send from Zecwallet Lite to any z-addr. You can also attach memo in Zecwallet Lite.

[artkor]

In connection with this question, I will repeat my conclusions:

How I Am Expanding Shielded Adoption

I would like to voice a few thoughts. For a long time, we have not been able to conveniently use Z-addresses due to the lack of a sufficient number of clients that support zaddr. But even now it is not convenient enough to do this. A couple of days ago, I tried to explain to a friend how to use zaddr and realized that doing this is terribly inconvenient. Ok, To begin with, he needed to send coins from a mobile Jaxx to a mobile wallet that supports T-addresses and Z-addresses at the same time (…

Principles for deprecating t2t transactions

Zecwallet is the only wallet that can be used as a bridge between 99% of exchanges and Z-addresses thanks to this feature. Let’s remove it and none of us will be able to use Z-addresses at all.

For all the seeming coolness of “we don’t support T-addresses”, the use of wallets without T-address support at the moment makes them unusable.

[ChileBob]

@artkor

the use of wallets without T-address support at the moment makes them unusable.

Put another way, makes Binance unusable, Gemini works just fine for me.

[artkor]

I asked the twins about a filial in Russia. They laughed it off, but I understand them perfectly. The market is large, but there is legal uncertainty.