MPC
security
MPC
Multi-Party Computation. A cryptographic technique letting N parties jointly compute a function on inputs they each keep private. Threshold signatures are one application — Fireblocks, ZenGo, Lit Protocol, and modern institutional custodians use MPC so no single party holds the full private key. The resulting on-chain signature looks identical to a single-key signature; the privacy and gas advantages over on-chain multi-sig are significant.
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