Institutions do not rely on seed phrases. Why do you?
Why institutions abandoned seed phrases for Multi-Party Computation — and why individuals should follow. How Bron removes the single point of failure.
The Bron application is provided as a software tool for users to interact directly with blockchain networks and decentralized protocols.
Bron's MPC architecture means you always stay in control of your assets and recover access at all times. Even if Bron ceases to exist.
Bron was built by the founder of Copper.co — the institutional crypto custody firm that secures tens of billions and has never been compromised. Bron now brings that same security from Wall St. to Main St. at a fraction of the cost.
Get startedYour private key is never created in one piece. It is made up of shards held between your device, Bron, and an independent third party — assigned automatically when you create your account. No single party, including Bron, can sign transactions or move funds without your authorisation.
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Native Recovery
Lose a device or forget a password — your crypto is always recoverable. Even if Bron is gone for good, you can recover your assets at any time.
Inheritance
Your account access can be safely passed on to people you choose, using Bron's built-in digital inheritance tools.
Team Access
Configure view-only permissions for accountants and advisors. Set transaction limits, address-book restrictions, and n-out-of-m approvals. The most customisable policy engine in crypto.
Why institutions abandoned seed phrases for Multi-Party Computation — and why individuals should follow. How Bron removes the single point of failure.
Large balances in one wallet expose you to physical and digital threats. How splitting across MPC-secured wallets keeps you off the public rich list.
Traditional crypto wallets have always had a single point of failure—the seed phrase, a password composed of a series of random words intended as a backup. As early crypto adopters age and digital assets become part of mainstream wealth planning, inheritance, particularly centered around the seed phrase, has emerged as a critical gap in self-custody.
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