In 2008, the same year that Satoshi Nakamoto published the famous Bitcoin white paper, a group of cryptography researchers in Denmark implemented the first production deployment of a technique known as Multiparty Computation (MPC). It was not obvious at that time, but MPC would ultimately become the basis for Crypto Wallets 2.0, ushering in an era of increased security for institutional- and consumer-grade wallets, with native support for any digital asset.
Read MoreThe recent announcement of the CYBAVO VAULT™ is an important milestone in the industry’s migration toward more secure, multiparty computation (MPC) -based cryptocurrency wallets and expands the rapid adoption opportunities to a far wider range of users.
Some of the industry’s largest and most technologically advanced financial services firms are implementing MPC to maximize transaction security on their exchanges and custodial wallets. (See the blog An Introduction to Threshold Signature Wallets with MPC) However,
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