Manchester-born innovation from Manchester Metropolitan University
Matthew is a Senior Software Engineer with extensive experience in cutting-edge blockchain technology and consensus protocols. As the lead developer of the ZC-1 consensus mechanism, he brings deep expertise in distributed systems, cryptography, and high-performance computing.
With a passion for revolutionary blockchain solutions, Matthew has architected the innovative 9-phase BFT consensus algorithm and the quantum-resistant cryptographic framework that powers ZC-1.
The Zero-Blockchain Team brings together engineers, cryptographers and protocol researchers focused on building a fast, fair and quantum-resistant consensus layer.
The team coordinates advanced work in post-quantum cryptography, DAG-based Byzantine Fault Tolerance and mobile validator participation, bridging applied research and production engineering.
Leading research in cryptographic innovation and consensus mechanisms from Manchester Metropolitan University
📍 Born in Manchester - Collaborating Globally
At Zero-Blockchain, we believe in combining cutting-edge technical innovation with sound business strategy. Our team represents the perfect fusion of deep technical expertise and strategic business acumen.
Matthew leads engineering and protocol design, working alongside the wider Zero-Blockchain Team, researchers, cryptographers and operators, to ensure our solutions are not only technically superior but also strategically positioned for real-world adoption.
"We didn't set out to build another blockchain. We set out to build the one that finally keeps its promises: secure, sovereign, and ready for what comes next." Matthew Collins