Open source

In order to provide the assurance of privacy, and security, Torus is open-source by necessity

Non-custodial

Key (or accounts) are managed by users and only them

Blockchain agnostic

Accessible on any stack, any blockchain regardless of cryptographic key type

User keys are split via a threshold scheme into “shares” secured on a mixture of authentication methods and user devices. A threshold number of shares are required to gain access to the key.

Further decentralizing the social login, this corresponding “share” is split into sub-shares via distributed key generation (DKG) protocol across nodes run by large ecosystem stakeholders.

User clients and node operators make up the Torus Key Infrastructure, an open-source non-custodial PKI for applications. This open the door to DIDs, digital ownership, and much more.

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Torus in a nutshell