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Permissionless Protocols

Powered by the dWallet Network 

Zero Trust Protocols (ZTPs) are permissionless protocols powered by the dWallet network that can operate across all blockchains while maintaining zero trust.

How ZTPs Work

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dWallets enable native interoperability by generating ECDSA, EdDSA or Schnorr signatures, supporting practically any Web3 network.

The dWallet Network, and our 2PC-MPC algorithm, support a setup of hundreds or even thousands of nodes, upholding another core Web3 principle.

Our second main contribution is the introduction of the notion of a 2PC-MPC protocol - a two-party ECDSA protocol where the second party is fully emulated by a network of n parties.This allows ultimate decentralization in distributed custody use-cases

The dWallet Network is a security-first network, with the ambitious vision of serving as a universal access control layer and securing all assets on Web3.

dWallet Network is a security-first network, with the ambitious vision of serving as a universal access .

dWallet Network is a security-first network, with the ambitious vision of serving as a universal access .

dWallet Network is a security-first network, with the ambitious vision of serving as a universal access .

Universal

Decentralized

MPC Cryptography

Security

Zero Trust architecture is a security model that requires continuous verification of every action, eliminating inherent trust. Zero Trust Protocols (ZTPs) powered by dWallets enable secure, native interactions across all of Web3 by requiring continuous verification from both users and the dWallet Network, leveraging advanced cryptographic methods to maintain a Zero Trust environment.

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For any transaction or action to be validated, both the user and the dWallet Network must participate.

This decentralized verification process ensures that no single entity can control or manipulate the transaction.

ZTPs allow for secure interactions across different blockchain networks. A user can interact with assets on Ethereum and Bitcoin without compromising the Zero Trust model.

User and Network Participation

Decentralized Verification

Cross-Chain Interactions: 

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Permissionless Protocols

Powered by the dWallet Network 

Zero Trust Protocols (ZTPs) are permissionless protocols powered by the dWallet network that can operate across all blockchains while maintaining zero trust.

How ZTPs Work

Get early access

Email address

dWallets enable native interoperability by generating ECDSA, EdDSA or Schnorr signatures, supporting practically any Web3 network.

The dWallet Network, and our 2PC-MPC algorithm, support a setup of hundreds or even thousands of nodes, upholding another core Web3 principle.

Our second main contribution is the introduction of the notion of a 2PC-MPC protocol - a two-party ECDSA protocol where the second party is fully emulated by a network of n parties.This allows ultimate decentralization in distributed custody use-cases

The dWallet Network is a security-first network, with the ambitious vision of serving as a universal access control layer and securing all assets on Web3.

dWallet Network is a security-first network, with the ambitious vision of serving as a universal access .

dWallet Network is a security-first network, with the ambitious vision of serving as a universal access .

Universal

Decentralized

MPC Cryptography

Security

Zero Trust architecture is a security model that requires continuous verification of every action, eliminating inherent trust. Zero Trust Protocols (ZTPs) powered by dWallets enable secure, native interactions across all of Web3 by requiring continuous verification from both users and the dWallet Network, leveraging advanced cryptographic methods to maintain a Zero Trust environment.

Explore projects built on us

Filter by:

Waiting list open

1.

2.

3.

For any transaction or action to be validated, both the user and the dWallet Network must participate.

This decentralized verification process ensures that no single entity can control or manipulate the transaction.

ZTPs allow for secure interactions across different blockchain networks. A user can interact with assets on Ethereum and Bitcoin without compromising the Zero Trust model.

User and Network Participation

Decentralized Verification

Cross-Chain Interactions: 

Silk

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Permissionless Protocols

Powered by the dWallet Network 

Zero Trust Protocols (ZTPs) are permissionless protocols powered by the dWallet network that can operate across all blockchains while maintaining zero trust.

How ZTPs Work

Get early access

Email address

Zero Trust architecture is a security model that requires continuous verification of every action, eliminating inherent trust. Zero Trust Protocols (ZTPs) powered by dWallets enable secure, native interactions across all of Web3 by requiring continuous verification from both users and the dWallet Network, leveraging advanced cryptographic methods to maintain a Zero Trust environment.

Get early access

1.

For any transaction or action to be validated, both the user and the dWallet Network must participate.

User and Network Participation

2.

This decentralized verification process ensures that no single entity can control or manipulate the transaction.

Decentralized Verification

3.

ZTPs allow for secure interactions across different blockchain networks. A user can interact with assets on Ethereum and Bitcoin without compromising the Zero Trust model.

Cross-Chain Interactions: 

dWallets enable native interoperability by generating ECDSA, EdDSA or Schnorr signatures, supporting practically any Web3 network.

Universal

Our second main contribution is the introduction of the notion of a 2PC-MPC protocol - a two-party ECDSA protocol where the second party is fully emulated by a network of n parties.This allows ultimate decentralization in distributed custody use-cases

MPC 

Cryptography

The dWallet Network is a security-first network, with the ambitious vision of serving as a universal access control layer and securing all assets on Web3.

Security

The dWallet Network, and our 2PC-MPC algorithm, support a setup of hundreds or even thousands of nodes, upholding another core Web3 principle.

Decentralized

Explore projects built on us

dWallet Network is a security-first network, with the ambitious vision of serving as a universal access .

dWallet Network is a security-first network, with the ambitious vision of serving as a universal access .

dWallet Network is a security-first network, with the ambitious vision of serving as a universal access .

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Silk

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The Decentralized Embedded Wallet

Lose the SaaS fees. Gain security, composability, and trust.

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Silk can accomplish this security and business model via decentralization, Silk's main innovation for wallets. Read the docs

Decentralization

If a transaction is about to fail due to lack of gas, a simple popup lets you top up a crosschain "gas tank", a service Silk provides to ensure you never have to worry about gas again.

Gas is not an issue

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You can embed Silk so your visitors without web3 wallets can still sign on and onramp their funds. Try it below:

Embedded Silk

You can use with the Silk Silk extension on any website, even those who haven't embedded Silk.

Personal Silk

Silk lacks the attack vectors browser extensions or even hardware wallets have:

  • Malware

  • Phishing

  • Blind signing

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Secure yet incredible UX

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Usually, embedded wallets can't be used as a standard wallet, and vice versa. Silk solves the security issues that made this impossible. Users you onboard to Silk have a wallet they can use anywhere.

Embeddable yet Universal

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Silk is not just free — its monetization is web3-native. You can earn rewards for onboarding new genuine users.

No SaaS fees or permissions

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Why Use Silk

dWallet Network is a security-first network, with the ambitious vision of serving as a universal access .

dWallet Network is a security-first network, with the ambitious vision of serving as a universal access .

dWallet Network is a security-first network, with the ambitious vision of serving as a universal access .

Silk is a Zero Trust wallet. No company, device, or even decentralized network can have access to users' keys. The security of a cold wallet with the UX of a web2 account.

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