Succinct, an Ethereum-built ZK infrastructure platform, has collaborated with Tandem, an Offchain Labs-based venture. 1-year partnership aims to enable zero-knowledge (ZK) proofs for the Arbitrum-based chains. As Succinct mentioned in its official press release, the development attempts to fortify Succinct Prover Network to establish exclusive landmark in blockchain security and scalability. Keeping this in view, this move is anticipated to transform the rollup system of Arbitrum by boosting fast finality, security, and interoperability with ZK integration.
ZK is coming to Arbitrum.
Succinct is teaming up with Tandem, the venture studio of @OffchainLabs, for a one-year exclusive strategic partnership to enable ZK proving of Arbitrum chains — a major vote of confidence in the Succinct Prover Network. pic.twitter.com/8LtPmRz0ki
— Succinct (@SuccinctLabs) August 26, 2025
Succinct and Tandem Bolster ZK Proving for Verifiable Computing on Arbitrum Chains
In partnership with Offchain Labs’ venture Tandem, Succinct endeavors to offer ZK proving for the chains operating under Arbitrum. The platform has consistently maintained its position as the leading player in verifiable computing. Its approach utilizes zero-knowledge proofs to validate right program execution while not depending on counterparties. This is an increasingly important functionality in an epoch marked by growing security and privacy needs.
Formerly, the complications of developing ZK mechanisms needed lengthy development rounds and expert cryptographers. However, by launching SP1 as well as most production-focused zkVM, Succinct has eliminated this barrier. SP1 permits developers to create provable ZK programs using Rust or the rest of the RISC-V supporting languages. This delivers democratized access to cutting-edge cryptography. At the moment, SP1 drives over 35 users, taking into account blockchain entities like Mantle, Avail, Celestia, and Polygon.
What to Expect from This Partnership for Developers?
According to Succinct, the partnership provides developers with direct access to robust ZK infrastructure. With this, they can develop secure, interoperable, and scalable apps without requiring specialized cryptographic skills. Ultimately, the chief goal of this joint initiative is to significantly contribute to making ZK the leading standard across all rollup ecosystems.