VaultLayer | Documentation
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Architecture

VaultLayer is designed with a modular and flexible architecture to provide high security, scalability, and ease of integration.

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Last updated 7 months ago

The key components of the VaultLayer architecture include:

Components

  1. Multi-Party Computation:

    • Threshold-Signature Network: Key fragments are distributed between the Lit Protocol decentralized network, no single node or party can know the whole private key, ensuring robust security and privacy.

  2. Cross-Chain Compatibility:

    • Bitcoin and Ethereum Integration: Supports both Bitcoin and Ethereum wallets, enabling users to manage assets across multiple blockchain networks.

    • Layer 1 and Layer 2 Support: Compatible with both Bitcoin L1 and L2 solutions, offering flexibility in asset management.

  3. API/SDK Integration:

    • Developer-Friendly API/SDK: Provides a comprehensive API and SDK for developers to easily integrate VaultLayer functionalities into their applications.

    • React-JS SDK: Offers a React-JS SDK for web developers, simplifying the integration process for web-based dApps.

  4. WalletConnect Integration:

    • Seamless dApp Integration: Utilizes WalletConnect to connect users' wallets to dApps, providing a secure and user-friendly interface for managing assets.

    • Cross-Platform Support: Ensures compatibility with various wallet providers and platforms, enhancing the user experience.

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