Fortary
End to End Security

MPC + TEE + HSM = Maximum Security

Fortary's defense-in-depth security architecture ensures no single point of compromise. Every layer is designed to protect institutional digital assets against the most sophisticated threats.

Distributed Key Architecture

No Single Point of Compromise

Multi-Party Computation distributes key material across multiple independent parties, ensuring no single entity ever holds a complete key.

  • Key shares distributed across geographically separated infrastructure
  • Threshold signing requires multiple parties to authorize transactions
  • Key refresh and rotation without changing public addresses
  • Zero-knowledge proofs validate computations without exposing key material
Hardware-Enforced Execution

Trusted Execution Environments for Isolated Processing

All sensitive cryptographic operations execute within hardware-enforced Trusted Execution Environments, providing an additional layer of protection beyond software.

  • Hardware-level isolation for all signing operations
  • Tamper-resistant enclaves prevent unauthorized access
  • Attestation ensures code integrity before execution
  • Memory encryption protects data in use
Policy Enforcement

Governance-Enforced Transaction Controls

Every transaction passes through configurable policy engines that enforce institutional governance rules before any signing operation begins.

  • Pre-transaction policy validation and approval workflows
  • Velocity limits and transaction amount thresholds
  • Counterparty whitelisting and destination controls
  • Real-time monitoring and automated alerting

Independently Verified Security

Our security architecture has been audited and validated by industry-leading security firms and meets the highest compliance standards.

ISO 27001
ISO 27001
SOC 2 Type II
SOC 2 Type II
Trail of Bits
Trail of Bits
Kudelski Security
Kudelski Security
ISO 27001SOC 2 Type IIPenetration TestedSmart Contract Audited

Your Partner in Digital Asset Strategy

Learn how Fortary's security architecture protects institutional assets.