Crypto key management platform, Torus, has launched its non-custodial key management solution DirectAuth - enabling streamlined log-in experiences for web3 applications.
DirectAuth builds on top of the Torus Wallet, which facilitates one-click logins for decentralized applications, or dapps.
DirectAuth utilizes multi-party computation, or MPC, for distributed key generation.
Users can also send ERC-20 and ERC-721 tokens to Google emails, Reddit usernames, or Discord IDs through Torus.
Speaking to Cointelegraph, Torus co-founder Zhen Yu Yong emphasized Torus' desire to "Bring web2.0-like to Web3 dapps."
For Zhen, creating more streamlined customer experiences is critical to driving widespread greater adoption of crypto assets and decentralized finance, or DeFi.
Torus is targeting the "Class of applications that really target a mainstream audience that [also] need to maintain their own permission structure," Zhen said.
"Any application can implement this and get the [Torus] UX, but on their own application, and with their own permission controls," Yong added.
Torus launched its one-click key management system Torus Wallet during February, attracting support from leading crypto projects as node operators including Binance and Ethereum Name Service.
Torus raised a $2 million seed round during July 2019 led by Multicoin Capital.
Torus Launches Key Management System to Streamline DeFi
Publicado en May 28, 2020
by Cointele | Publicado en Coinage
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