Network status

Current releases and open incidents.

Active notices

No active notices. Check the release records below for the maturity of the version you are using.

Releases

ReleaseVersionMaturityReviewedGuidance
Aztec Tierrav6.0.0Alpha network. Security incidents from Alpha V5 are resolved, no security incidents reported. 1 November 2026Release guidance
Alpha V5V5Alpha. Open critical finding in the proving system; fix planned for V6.21 September 2026Release guidance
Alpha NetworkV4Superseded by V5.21 September 2026Release guidance
Ignition ChainIgnitionLive. The decentralised base layer the execution layer runs on.21 September 2026Release guidance

Maturity describes a release. It is a separate question from whether an incident is open.

Resolved history

  • 3 November 2026
    Alpha V5: critical proving-system vulnerability resolved

    On 7 August 2026 contributors disclosed a critical vulnerability in the V5 proving system. Treat funds and applications on V5 as exposed to a protocol-level failure and migrate to Aztec Tierra (v6.0.0) where this vulnerability is fixed. The vulnerability is fully resolved with the release of Aztec Tierra (v6.0.0)

    Original guidance

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Which Aztec version is current?

The current release is Aztec Tierra (v6.0.0), on the Alpha network, Aztec's mainnet. The network status page lists each release with its maturity and any open incident. Use it rather than a launch announcement: announcements describe the day they were written.

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