Your wealth. Your business.

Private digital cash

Neptune Cash ($NPT) is a community-driven layer 1 cryptocurrency with private-by-default transactions, programmable smart contracts, and post-quantum security from day one. Visit the official site at neptune.cash ↗

Block height
Next halving (est.)
Supply minted
NPT price
Private
Nobody can see who paid whom, or how much. Not even the network.
Programmable
Custom transaction logic that executes automatically — and privately.
Post-quantum
Built using quantum-resistant cryptography.
Scalable Upcoming
Recursive proofs keep the blockchain fast to verify, even years from now.
Grassroots
No company owns it. No investors control it. Contributors build it in the open.

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Join the forum, Telegram, or contribute on GitHub. Neptune Cash is community-driven, and everyone has a role to play.

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Why it matters

Financial privacy should not disappear online

Cash lets people transact without turning every payment into a data point. Digital money often works differently. Card payments, bank transfers, and public blockchains can create lasting records that companies, governments, hackers, or data brokers may analyze.

Neptune Cash changes that by bringing cash-like privacy to digital payments — so your money can move online without exposing your financial life.

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What's new

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Jun 11, 2026Jun 11Development

Dev update – June 8, 2026

Vulnerability fixes, hard fork preparation, work on univariate batching, and TIP 10 implementation.

Jun 9, 2026Jun 9Development

Vulnerability disclosure

An audit found a vulnerability in the Neptune Cash protocol, prompting a planned shallow rollback to before the issue was disclosed to the team on June 6. A fix has already been implemented, and miners are advised to stop mining until the rollback is deployed.

Jun 3, 2026Jun 3Development

Dev update – June 1, 2026

Finished new address formats, released Neptune core v.0.11, work on univariate batching mechanism, published Triton assembler tutorial.

May 29, 2026May 29Blog

Neptune Core 0.11.0 released

Neptune Core 0.11.0 is now available. The main user-facing change is support for two new address formats: viewing addresses and EC hybrid addresses.

May 29, 2026May 29Development

Dev update – May 26, 2026

Reviewed new address formats, improved testing infrastructure, drafting Triton assembly tutorial, enhanced wallet synchronization...

May 19, 2026May 19Development

Dev update – May 18, 2026

WebAssembly compatible Triton VM, secret addresses, improvements to balance synchronization , provably zero knowledge...

May 12, 2026May 12Development

Dev update – May 11, 2026

Cold mining, new address format, viewing keys, technical research...

May 10, 2026May 10Blog

Hardfork beta at block height 38,000

Neptune Cash's next consensus upgrade is scheduled for mainnet block height 38,000, estimated around May 12, 2026. Here's what it changes and why you should update your node.

May 5, 2026May 5Development

Dev update – May 4, 2026

Hard fork preparation, lustration wallet support, network efficiency improvements, potential shift away from memory-hard PoW...

May 5, 2026May 5Community

Website is live!

The first version of useneptune.org is now live. More content, updates, and improvements are coming soon.