Aztec Relaunches zk.money Private Payments Wallet With $2,500 Transfer Cap

The notable tension here is sequencing: the wallet returned to market before the proving-system flaw disclosed in August was fixed, which puts privacy guarantees and undisclosed technical risk in the same product. The sub-$2,500 cap reads less as a user feature than as a deliberate containment choice, limiting exposure while the underlying cryptography remains under scrutiny. The open question is whether the cap reflects a temporary launch constraint or a longer-term posture, and whether Aztec publishes a fix timeline that would justify relaxing it.