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Bron Wallet
Bron Wallet is a self-custodial crypto wallet that uses MPC-based key management for asset storage, staking, and cross-chain swaps across multiple blockchains.
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Bron Wallet
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Bron Wallet is a self-custodial software wallet that uses Multi-Party Computation (MPC) to split private key material across three cryptographic shards: one held by the user, one held by Bron, and one held by a trusted third party. Any two shards are sufficient to authorize a transaction, removing single points of failure. Features include seedless recovery through designated guardians, hidden accounts protected by a secret PIN, digital asset inheritance for designated successors, a configurable policy engine for transaction approval workflows, staking for ETH and SOL through third-party validators, cross-chain swaps via the Bron Intents protocol, NFT management, and batch and scheduled payments.Category: Wallet
MPC Hot Signer
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MPC Hot Signer is a containerized transaction signing service for enterprise operators integrating with the Bron platform. Deployed via Docker or Kubernetes, it connects to the Bron API using dedicated API keys and stores encrypted MPC shards in a PostgreSQL database. Supports AWS KMS, Google Cloud KMS, Azure Key Vault, and local master password encryption for shard protection. Includes built-in Prometheus metrics for operational monitoring. Functions as an automated alternative to the Bron desktop application for non-interactive transaction signing workflows.Category: Developer Tooling
Bron Intents
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Bron Intents is an open protocol for peer-to-peer cross-chain asset swaps using an intent-based auction mechanism. Users post swap requests specifying source and destination assets, amounts, and auction duration. Independent third-party Solvers compete by submitting quotes during the auction period, with the best quote automatically selected. A decentralized Oracle network verifies on-chain settlement on both the source and destination chains. Solvers post collateral to participate and face liquidation if they fail to deliver assets within a specified deadline. A dedicated transaction explorer at intentscan.bron.org allows lookup of any order by intent ID.Category: Cross-chain Infrastructure