Logo of Aztec ConnectAztec Connect
Total Value Locked$0

TVL by Chain

Ethereum$0

Key Metrics

Total Raised$100m

Dec 15, 2022$100mRound: Series BInvestors: a16z, A Capital, King River Capital, Variant Fund, SV Angel, HashKey, Fenbushi Capital, AVG

Protocol Information

Aztec is building an open source layer 2 network on Ethereum. Aztec's layer 2 network uses zkSNARK proofs to extend Ethereum's functionality with the addition of private state.

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Category:Privacy

Methodology

TVL: TVL of Aztec consists of ethereum and supported assets locked into the rollup processorView code on GitHub

Hacks

Date: Jun 14, 2026

Amount: $2.1m

Classification: Bridge & Cross-Chain

Technique: Forged Proof

Chains: Ethereum

Bridge Hack

Language: Solidity

Target Type: DeFi Protocol

Competitors

Tornado Cash ($743.75m)Railgun ($88.48m)Zama ($60.25m)Privacy Pools ($8.98m)Privacy Cash ($2.19m)0x0.ai ($258,409.36)Nocturne ($81,345.04)Typhoon Cash ($42,545.91)Hinkal ($31,355.71)Silent Protocol ($7,168.3)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Aztec Connect's TVL?

Aztec Connect currently has $0 in total value locked.

What chains does Aztec Connect operate on?

Aztec Connect operates on Ethereum.

How does Aztec Connect's TVL compare to similar protocols?

Among Privacy protocols tracked by DefiLlama, Aztec Connect ranks #27 by TVL. The category holds $904.39m across 35 protocols, and Aztec Connect accounts for 0% of that total. Other leading protocols include Tornado Cash, Railgun, Zama, Privacy Pools, Privacy Cash, 0x0.ai, Nocturne, Typhoon Cash, Hinkal, and Silent Protocol.

Has Aztec Connect ever been exploited?

Aztec Connect has 1 recorded security incident. The most recent incident occurred on Jun 14, 2026 and involved $2.1m. It was classified as Bridge & Cross-Chain.