Bridge the gap with Our Interoperability Solution
DCRM (Decentralized Control Rights Management) is a true interoperable solution that is more powerful than atomic swaps, more secure than sharded key storage schemes, safer and cheaper than multi-signature schemes. This technology was developed for over a year, with the feedback of 4 leading cryptographers.
The new module brings the possibilities of distributed systems to organization for integration into any on-chain or off-chain workflow.
The DCRM SDK is completely open source. It just takes 3 simple steps to start building the future.
Step 3
Start Building.
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Join a distributed Network.
Step 1
Download the DCRM SDK
Cross-Chain and Cross-System
Using a decentralized custodian model that holds and transfer assets on behalf of the user across heterogenous chains, the connected possibilities of blockchain can be fully unleashed in a safe environment protected by the strength of blockchain.
Hot Wallet Liquidity with Cold Wallet Security
DCRM’s distributed key management scheme can be employed as a non-custodial solution for full Defi use cases, or as a secure hot wallet solution for more centralized enterprises--whether they be custodians, exchanges, wallet providers or more. These solutions can be further enhanced with other use cases of DCRM such as key recovery and compliance checks.
Key Recovery System
By giving users 2-of-3 key shards while the provider keeps 1 and requiring 2-of-3 keys shards to sign a transaction, users are provided a secure and economically viable multi-sig solution in addition to a key recovery solution. Users can use 1 shard in conjunction with the 1 held by the provider, and keep their 1 extra shard as backup to restore or even create new keys.
Protection with Multiple Signatures
If you need to introduce protection requiring multiple approvals, regardless if the workflow is on-chain, such as granting a trader access to trade a firm position, or off-chain, such as granting access to sensitive tax documents--all is possible with DCRM.
Players within an industry can create a private and efficient settlement network, much like a next generation clearing house or dark pool, where each participant plays a role to strengthen the network against outsiders and against one participant from going rogue.
