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Lit Protocol provides a programmable, verifiable runtime for reading data, computing in trusted execution environments, and signing actions across blockchains and APIs. It serves developers and finance-focused teams building policy-gated wallets, cross-chain workflows, stablecoin controls, and confidential compute integrations.
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Lit Protocol


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Lit Protocol is a decentralized key management and compute network that leverages advanced cryptography, confidential hardware, and peer-to-peer networking to securely manage keys and execute private, immutable programs. It enables developers to build applications with features like universal wallet onboarding, programmable encryption, and cross-network composability, facilitating seamless interactions across Web2 and Web3 platforms.

Category: Infrastructure

Lit SDK


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Lit SDK is a JavaScript SDK that enables developers to implement key management, encryption, and cross-chain computation in their applications.

Category: Custody Technology Provider

Vincent


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Vincent is an open-source framework for creating user-controlled AI agents that can perform automated operations across crypto networks and traditional platforms while maintaining user sovereignty through policy enforcement.

Category: AI Agent

Lit Chipotle


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Lit Chipotle runs Lit Actions—immutable JavaScript programs stored on IPFS—inside a TEE, derives and uses network-managed key material without exposing it, and returns cryptographically verifiable results. Its API, SDK, and dashboard support account and PKP wallet creation, scoped API keys and permission groups, action execution, signing, encryption and decryption, and smart-contract interactions; authorization state is maintained on Base.

Category: Developer Tooling

Lit Actions


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Lit Actions are immutable IPFS-hosted JavaScript programs executed by the Lit network. They can use Programmable Key Pairs (PKPs) to sign data, encrypt or decrypt data, retrieve external data through HTTP requests, and return cryptographically verifiable results. Actions are organized with permitted PKPs and usage API keys in on-chain groups managed through the Dashboard or the AccountConfig smart contract.

Category: Developer Tooling

Lit Triggers


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Lit Triggers is a hosted Lit Protocol service for creating webhook, scheduled, and EVM chain-event triggers tied to Lit Action code and scoped Chipotle usage API keys. When a trigger fires, it queues and dispatches the action to the Lit network and records each run’s input, status, and response. It supports autonomous workflows in which the action’s signing key is derived from its IPFS CID rather than held by a person or server.

Category: Developer Tooling