The Bron application is provided as a software tool for users to interact directly with blockchain networks and decentralized protocols.
Cross-Chain Swaps Swap across chains with top stablecoin rates 
Multi-Role Account Access One wallet, shared control, full self-custody 
Digital Inheritance Securely pass assets to beneficiaries 
In-built Reporting Instant, readable reports for tax 
DeFi – Controlled Full DeFi control—view and revoke access 
Private by Principle Hidden vaults and encrypted assets 
Secure by Design Biometric tx, dust-proof, 24/7 support 
The Impossible to Lose Wallet Bron: non-custodial, no seeds, no ID 
NFTs Done Right Showcase NFTs and earn Bron perks 
Staking Stake assets securely in just one click Bron introduces a native digital inheritance feature designed specifically for digital assets. Built directly into the wallet, it allows your chosen beneficiaries recover full access to all accounts and assets, across all supported networks, securely, transparently, and without any third party holding custody at any stage.
Bron lets you appoint one or multiple beneficiaries. All beneficiaries are aware of their roles, but none of them can view your balances, transactions, or activity while your access remains active.
Get startedIf an unfortunate event occurs, any beneficiary can initiate the recovery process. Time-lock and multi-party safeguards built into the software protect against unauthorised recovery attempts while the owner is still alive.
Get startedIf more than one beneficiary is selected, the recovered workspace will operate under multi-signature rules. Any transaction or sensitive action requires approval from all beneficiaries, ensuring decisions are made jointly and preventing unilateral actions.
Once recovery is complete, the workspace operates as a standard self-custody workspace under the new owner's control.
Inheritance in Bron does not rely on custodial intermediaries, seed phrases, smart contracts holding your funds, or private keys being handed over. Your assets remain secured by Bron's MPC architecture throughout the entire process.
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The wallet maker says heirs can request access through guardians and MPC reconstruction, without seed phrases or dead-man’s switches, but third-party audits are still pending.
Why we open-sourced the MPC library powering Bron — and what that means for the future of self-custody and auditable cryptographic infrastructure.
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