Portal
Portal is a blockchain infrastructure platform providing embedded MPC wallets, Enclave MPC APIs, and account abstraction for enterprises and developers.
What is Portal?
Portal is a blockchain infrastructure platform that enables developers and enterprises to build embedded wallet products powered by TSS MPC technology. Its product suite includes Embedded Web3 Wallets with built-in recovery via Passkeys, Cloud Storage, and PIN/Password, Enclave MPC APIs for rapid sub-second signing in AWS Nitro secure enclaves, and out-of-the-box Account Abstraction for gas sponsorship and batched transactions. Portal supports 100+ chains and serves use cases including stablecoin neobanks, treasury operations, DeFi trading, and remittance. With lightweight mobile SDKs, web SDKs, and APIs, developers can launch an embedded product in less than a day using Portal's enterprise-grade infrastructure.
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