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ZEC to USD Converter: What Is 1 Zcash Worth in Dollars?

Convert any ZEC amount to US dollars in either direction with a live reference price, common amounts, and Zatoshi on one shareable page.

Live conversion · reference price

ZEC to USD converter

Convert any ZEC amount into US dollars in either direction using a live reference price, with common amounts and the smallest on-chain unit on one shareable page.

Refreshing ZEC/USD

ZEC amount ZEC US dollar value USD

Common ZEC amounts

Long-tail quick answers

Common ZEC amounts in USD

These amounts mirror common conversion searches and refresh from the same ZEC/USD reference used above.

ZEC amount	Zatoshi	USD value
	10,000,000	$54.50
	25,000,000	$136.25
	50,000,000	$272.50
	100,000,000	$545.00
	200,000,000	$1,090.00
	500,000,000	$2,725.00
	1,000,000,000	$5,450.00
	2,500,000,000	$13,625.00
	5,000,000,000	$27,250.00
	10,000,000,000	$54,500.00

Live · cross-exchange

ZEC prices & funding across exchanges

Spot prices (Coinbase · Binance · OKX) and perpetual funding rates (Hyperliquid · Binance · OKX) are pulled live from each venue's public API in your browser. A cell shows "—" when a venue is unreachable or the asset isn't listed there.

	Coinbase	Binance	OKX	Hyperliquid
Spot price (USD)	—	—	—
Perp funding rate		—	—	—
Annualized (est.)		—	—	—

Spot prices come from Coinbase, Binance and OKX. Funding rates come from Hyperliquid, Binance and OKX — Hyperliquid settles hourly (annualized ≈ rate × 24 × 365) while Binance and OKX settle every 8 hours (≈ rate × 3 × 365). Coinbase has no public perpetual funding-rate endpoint, so its funding and annualized cells are left blank; Hyperliquid is a perpetuals venue, so its spot cell is left blank. All figures are reference values, not executable quotes.

The converter uses a public ZEC/USD reference price, not an executable quote. An exchange conversion can differ because of spread, fees, slippage, and price movement after the timestamp.

Direct answer · Checked 2026-07-23

Enter ZEC or USD to convert in either direction. Quick buttons cover 0.5 to 25 ZEC, the amount is saved in the URL, and the page also shows Zatoshi and 24h change from the same live ZEC/USD reference price.

ConversionZEC ↔ USDEither amount can drive the calculation.

Smallest unit shown1 ZEC = 100,000,000 ZatoshiZcash mirrors Bitcoin's 8-decimal structure.

Live price sourceCoinGecko with Coinbase fallbackManual reference price is always editable.

Zatoshi: Zcash’s Bitcoin-style smallest unit

One ZEC is 100,000,000 Zatoshi — the same 8-decimal structure Bitcoin uses for satoshis, because Zcash began as a fork of the Bitcoin codebase. That is a deliberate difference from ETH, SOL, and HYPE, which use a 9-decimal Gwei/Lamport unit. This page shows the Zatoshi count next to every dollar value so amounts read the way Zcash wallets present them. The Zatoshi number is fixed per ZEC; only its dollar value moves with price.

What “common amounts” answer

The table follows real searches: 1 ZEC to USD, 5 ZEC to USD, 25 ZEC to USD. Every row updates from the same live reference price as the calculator above, keeping the whole page as one consistent snapshot instead of many thin amount pages. Click any row to load that amount into the converter.

Why a displayed value can differ from a trade

The converter uses a public ZEC/USD reference price, not an executable quote. A real conversion can differ because of spread, trading fees, slippage, and price movement after the timestamp. For execution decisions, rely on the final quote your venue shows at the moment of the trade.

Frequently asked questions

How much is 1 ZEC in USD?

The converter multiplies your ZEC amount by the current ZEC/USD reference price. The dollar value, Zatoshi, and 24h change update together.

What is a Zatoshi?

A Zatoshi is the smallest unit of ZEC — one hundred-millionth (10⁻⁸), mirroring Bitcoin's satoshi. Zcash inherits Bitcoin's 8-decimal structure, which is why this page shows Zatoshi rather than a 9-decimal unit.

Does the converted number match an exchange fill?

No. It uses a public ZEC/USD reference price, not an executable quote. Spread, fees, slippage, and price movement after the timestamp all change the real payout.