
HOT Protocol
A decentralized MPC wallet and bridge protocol that ties accounts across more than a hundred chains.

What is HOT Protocol?
HOT Protocol is a chain abstraction stack built around an MPC wallet network and an omnichain bridge. Validators hold key shares and co-sign transactions, so users can authenticate with email or 2FA, transfer accounts, and move tokens between Bitcoin, EVM chains, Solana, TRON, Stellar, and more without managing seed phrases per network. Audited by Trail of Bits and used inside Telegram mini-apps, the protocol reports over 30 million wallets created.
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