Zcash advocacy group registers lobbyist in Washington

  • Pretty Good Policy for Zcash registered Divij Pandya as its sole federal lobbyist.
  • Zcash Community Grants approved a $750,000 grant for PGPZ's 12-month operating plan.
  • PGPZ's first lobbying expenditure report is due Jan. 20, 2027.

Pretty Good Policy for Zcash, or PGPZ, registered under the U.S. Lobbying Disclosure Act effective Oct. 1, establishing a formal Washington advocacy presence for the Zcash ecosystem. Executive Director Divij Pandya is its sole registered in-house lobbyist, with H.R. 3633, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, and two digital-asset tax bills listed among its priorities. Zcash Community Grants approved a $750,000, 12-month grant for PGPZ after founder and chairman Paul Brigner recused himself from the committee discussion. The LD-1 registration does not disclose lobbying spending, offices contacted or policy positions; its first quarterly LD-2 report is due Jan. 20, 2027. PGPZ has allocated funds for operations, Financial Privacy Foundation support, legal and compliance work, events, travel and other costs, while barring campaign contributions and efforts to promote ZEC's market price.

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