DASH, or digital cash, is a leading anonymity-centric digital currency that was created as a fork of the Bitcoin protocol. DASH allows users to make anonymous transactions instantly with very low fees.
DASH uses a lighter hashing algorithm (X11) and has a block time of 2.5 minutes. This significantly increases transaction time compared to bitcoin. It also introduced a system based on "Masternodes" and "Instasends" that provide incentives to users for securing the network and contributes to making transactions faster.
Users invest 1,000 DASH to host a Masternode, and then receive 45% of the reward for every block that is mined. DASH was designed with a decentralized governance model and a sustainable funding system that allocates a percentage of each block for network development purposes.
Although, Dash has not been able to attract as many developers and financial institutions as other cryptocurrencies, it is well positioned to continue growing and innovating.

Horizen, formerly called ZenCash, is a cryptocurrency focused on privacy. Horizen has an end-to-end-encryption system with zero-knowledge technology, that allows for anonymous transactions and messaging.
The company suffered a 51% attack in June, 2018 and has since re-branded as Horizen. Horizen hopes to combine anonymous transactions and messaging with an emphasis on community governance.

TokenPay is a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchain powered by the native TPAY coin. TokenPay hopes to encourage wider adoption of its cryptocurrency by focusing on privacy and merchant services that will make it easier for crypto to be widely used as a medium of exchange. TokenPay also places a strong emphasis on security and anonymity. The network's architecture uses zero-knowledge proofs, ring signatures, and other features to increase privacy. They are also developing an encrypted messaging system that allows users to communicate securely within their network secure communication interface