OpenZcash is a read-only mirror: it never holds spend keys and moves no funds. Every figure comes from public sources. Here is how.
On the totals page every classification is labelled by its nature, so a reader can tell a grant apart from ZCG spending on itself:
The discretionary budget appears two ways, and the two numbers differ on purpose:
Two readings of the same programme at different scopes (cumulative pivot vs. annual budget). That is why the totals page shows a live ledger-vs-published cross-check instead of asserting they match.
Budgeted USD includes paid and unpaid entries, including amounts recorded for cancelled grants. USD paid in the ledger-based views sums the budgeted value of entries marked paid, not their current market value. ZEC paid is the quantity recorded by the spreadsheet. USD and ZEC must not be added together. Treasury USD valuations use the available market price; historical entries retain their recorded rate.
An approval is not a payment, and a recorded payment does not independently verify delivery or impact. Unpaid entries are not necessarily outstanding commitments: check their grant status and the original source.
Every number here is queryable. The read-only API exposes the same ledger, recipients and grant milestones this site renders. See /api/zcg (JSON, or CSV via ?format=csv).
Last spreadsheet collection: · scheduled every 6h. This is retrieval time, not the source publication date.