What is MPC?
MPC (Multi-Party Computation) splits your private keys into multiple encrypted shares stored across separate secure locations. No single server, person, or device ever holds the complete key. To sign a transaction, multiple shares must independently approve — making theft virtually impossible.
How it works
Key Generation
Your private key is created and immediately split into encrypted shares using threshold cryptography.
Distributed Storage
Shares are stored across geographically separated, hardware-backed secure enclaves.
Threshold Signing
Transactions require a configurable number of shares to sign (e.g., 2-of-3), with a policy engine controlling who, when, and how much.
Why MPC over traditional custody?
No single point of failure
Unlike single-key wallets or HSMs, compromising one share reveals nothing.
Configurable policies
Multi-user approval, time locks, velocity limits, and address whitelists built in.
No seed phrase risk
There is no complete key to steal or lose. Shares are useless in isolation.
Enterprise-grade
SOC 2 compliant infrastructure, regularly penetration tested.