Yes, digital ID still carries risks even when ZK-wrapped.

Zero-Knowledge proofs protect data exposure, but not data usage patterns. Risks include:

Linkability – Repeated ZK usage can allow pattern analysis and re-identification.

Metadata leaks – Timestamps, wallet behavior, or off-chain logs can reveal identity indirectly.

Key compromise – If wallet keys are stolen, ZK-wrapped ID can still be misused.

Implementation flaws – Bugs in ZK circuits or bad randomness can leak proofs.

Centralized storage or backend APIs – Even if the proof is ZK, a leak off-chain can still reveal you.

ZK adds a powerful layer of privacy, but it’s not bulletproof unless combined with strong operational privacy hygiene.