CoinsDo
CoinsDo is a Wallet-as-a-Service platform for institutional digital asset management with MPC security.
What is CoinsDo?
CoinsDo is a Wallet-as-a-Service platform that enables businesses to securely manage digital assets at institutional scale. Its proprietary Multiparty Computation (MPC) technology fragments private keys into multiple shards, eliminating single points of failure. CoinsDo offers CoinSend, an automated withdrawal system for streamlined fund management, and CoinGet, which supports unlimited wallet address creation with an automated dispatch system for rapid execution. CoinsDo provides visibility into how funds are transferred, flexibility in deciding who authorizes transfers, and security in ensuring only the right person can move funds. With multi-chain and multi-currency management capabilities, CoinsDo empowers businesses to secure their digital assets, streamline operations, and scale effortlessly.
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