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The startup develops a blockchain platform that manages cryptographic token accounts through a decentralized key generation system, ensuring secure distribution of user keys with built-in proof mechanisms to prevent malicious activity. This technology enables traders to conduct transactions via private channels, enhancing security and control over their digital assets.

Singapore, Singapore
Updated 2 months ago

Funding

$15.7M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

Funding rounds are not available yet.

Founders

Founder details are not available yet.

Product

Problem

Web3 applications often require users to manage private keys and seed phrases, creating a barrier to entry due to the complexity and risk of key loss or theft. Traditional key management solutions can be cumbersome, insecure, and not user-friendly, hindering wider adoption of decentralized technologies.

Solution

Torus Labs offers a non-custodial key management network that simplifies Web3 onboarding and enhances security through its Web3Auth solution. The Torus Key Infrastructure (TKI) employs a threshold key management system, splitting user keys into multiple "shares" secured via device storage, social logins, and a recovery share. By requiring only a threshold number of shares (2/3) to reconstruct the key, TKI ensures users retain control while providing a familiar Web2.0-like login experience. This approach reduces the risk of key loss, enhances censorship resistance, and enables incremental security measures.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes Web3 developers, decentralized application (dApp) creators, and wallet providers seeking to simplify user onboarding, enhance security, and improve the overall user experience of their platforms.

Features

  • Distributed Key Generation (DKG) splits user keys into multiple shares for enhanced security
  • Threshold key management requires only a subset of shares to reconstruct the private key
  • Social login integration enables familiar Web2.0-style authentication flows
  • Non-custodial design ensures users retain control and ownership of their keys
  • Device storage option secures a key share on the user's device, leveraging biometrics where available
  • Recovery share provides a backup mechanism for key reconstruction in case of device loss
  • Censorship resistance prevents any single entity from blocking access to user keys
  • Chain and platform agnostic, supporting various blockchains and cryptographic constructs
  • MPC (Multi-Party Computation) capabilities for advanced key management scenarios
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