Known limitations
You will get from this page: everything the product cannot do today, stated plainly. If a limitation is not on this list and not on the status page, the product is expected to do it; report the gap.
No wallet can sign yet
Section titled “No wallet can sign yet”Creating, etching, minting, and transferring stop at the signing step. Production writes stay disabled until wallet signing is qualified, and every create flow says so at the point where it applies.
The transactions themselves are built and reviewable today; what is missing is the published evidence that the wallet release performs its checks against a real chain. Why the gate exists.
ZRunes are not active on mainnet yet
Section titled “ZRunes are not active on mainnet yet”The protocol activates at block 3,470,000. Below that height no ZRune can exist, by protocol rule. The Tokens surfaces show ZRC-20, which is live; the ZRunes surfaces show the activation state honestly. ZRunes.
Some ZRC-20 questions are deliberately unanswered
Section titled “Some ZRC-20 questions are deliberately unanswered”Where the two historical rule sets disagree in ways that cannot be settled without inventing a fact (an unrecorded activation height, a shielded accounting choice), the product lists the difference as undecided rather than guessing. ZRC-20, and its two readings.
Shielded terminal states are permanent
Section titled “Shielded terminal states are permanent”An inscription spent into a shielded pool is untrackable forever; a ZRune balance shielded with no transparent successor is burned. These are protocol facts, not product gaps, but they are listed here because people look for a recovery path that does not exist. Transparent and shielded.
Some artifacts point at content that is not on Zcash
Section titled “Some artifacts point at content that is not on Zcash”12,881 indexed inscriptions, better than one in ten, are records naming content stored somewhere else rather than content written into the chain. The record is permanent; what it points at is not, and no transaction proves what that content currently is.
The product marks these and shows the reference rather than rendering it as the artifact, but it cannot make the referenced content permanent and does not fetch, cache, or mirror it. If that content disappears, the chain still carries the record and nothing more. Collections and pointer records.
Most ZGODS mints hold nothing
Section titled “Most ZGODS mints hold nothing”ZGODS is the only ZRC-721 collection on this chain. 8,503 mint inscriptions were made against it and 7,171 counted: 1,319 claimed an id an earlier mint had already taken, and 13 were inscribed before the collection was deployed.
Those 1,332 inscriptions cost a fee and hold no item. This is the chain as it happened rather than a product gap, and it is listed here because somebody holding one will go looking for the item. The collection page lists the rejections by reason so that search ends with an answer.
Device-local features do not roam
Section titled “Device-local features do not roam”Watchlists, the visit mark, recent searches, and prepared orders live in your browser on this device, by design (there are no accounts and no server-side profiles). Clearing browser data or switching devices resets them. Portfolio and watchlists.
No prices anywhere
Section titled “No prices anywhere”The product carries no floor prices, no volume, no market capitalization, no rarity scores, and no price estimates, because it cannot verify them from the chain. This is a permanent editorial rule, not a missing feature.
Reporting something not on this list
Section titled “Reporting something not on this list”Open an issue in the documentation repository or follow the product’s support path. Security reports have their own channel.