Every EthRex rollup generates ZK proofs that need to be verified on Ethereum. Verifying each one individually is expensive. Our aggregation service batches proofs together so verification costs stay low as your chain scales. Fully integrated with EthRex and live on mainnet since January 2026.
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Every batch of transactions on your dedicated chain is cryptographically proven by the ZK engine.
Multiple proofs are recursively combined into a single proof. One verification cost shared across the entire batch.
The aggregated proof is verified on Ethereum L1 with full cryptographic security. No shortcuts, no trust assumptions.
Proof aggregation is already built into the EthRex L2 stack. Rollups deployed with Aligned use aggregation by default — no extra configuration.
As your rollup processes more transactions and generates more proofs, aggregation keeps verification costs predictable. Built for production workloads like Sovra (8M+ users).
The aggregated proof is verified directly on Ethereum. Pure cryptographic security — no restaking or trusted intermediaries required.
SP1 on mainnet today. Zisk integration underway. More proving systems means more applications we can serve.
You can — but it's expensive. Each on-chain verification costs gas, and as your rollup scales, those costs add up fast. Proof aggregation batches multiple proofs into a single verification, so the cost is shared across the entire batch. For production workloads like Sovra's 8M+ users, this is the difference between sustainable economics and unsustainable gas bills.
No. The aggregated proof is verified directly on Ethereum L1 using pure cryptographic verification — no restaking, no trusted intermediaries, no committees. The security guarantee is identical to verifying each proof individually on Ethereum, just at a fraction of the cost.
SP1 is supported on mainnet today, with Zisk integration underway. If your application uses a different proving system, talk to us — we're actively expanding prover support. The aggregation layer is designed to be prover-agnostic, so adding new systems is part of the roadmap.
Talk to a founder. We'll walk you through how EthRex and proof aggregation work together.