Zcash Advocacy Group PGPZ Registers as Lobbyist in Washington, Focused on the CLARITY Act

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The Zcash advocacy group PGPZ registered as a lobby in Washington on October 1, focusing on the CLARITY Act and digital asset tax proposals. Led by Divij Pandya, the group evolved from Electric Coin Co.’s 2022 initiative and has previously engaged with Congress on crypto policy. PGPZ received $750,000 in risk-on asset funding for its first year. The group aims to strengthen Zcash’s regulatory standing amid global initiatives such as MiCA, which is shaping crypto policy in the EU.

BlockBeats report: On October 5, the Zcash advocacy organization Pretty Good Policy for Zcash (PGPZ) submitted its lobbying registration in Washington on October 1, with Executive Director Divij Pandya listed as the sole lobbyist. The registration outlines current and anticipated lobbying issues, including the CLARITY Act and two digital asset tax proposals. PGPZ was established in June of this year, evolving from Electric Coin Co.’s 2022 initiative, Pretty Good Policy for Crypto, which previously hosted policy roundtables in Washington and organized a congressional briefing on cryptocurrency technology in 2023.


Paul Brigner, founder of PGPZ and Chief Policy and Regulatory Officer at ZODL, stated that the goal is to ensure serious, organized, and credible policy engagement for Zcash in Washington. In August, the Zcash Community Grants approved a $750,000 grant to fund PGPZ’s first year of work. (Cointelegraph)

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