The dWallet network brings multi-chain zero trust protocols to the Aptos Blockchain

dWallet Network has announced that it has expanded its technology to Layer 1 blockchain network Aptos. This move aims to introduce Zero Trust Protocols (ZTPs) to Aptos' decentralized finance (DeFi) and gaming ecosystems with inherent multi-chain interoperability capabilities.

Incorporating dWallet's Zero Trust architecture, ZTPs built on Aptos can seamlessly sign on Bitcoin, Ethereum or any other blockchain network without the need for bridging or token stacking methods. The ultimate goal is to open multi-chain experiences.

Expanding DeFi, a game in Aptos

According to a recent press release shared with CryptoPotato, this integration has particular significance for DFi projects on Aptos. It offers the critical potential to natively integrate BTC and ETH transactions, a hallmark of blockchain interoperability and versatility.

In a statement, dWallet Network Co-Founder Omer Sadika said that bringing the decentralized, non-shared dWallet architecture to the fast and secure Aptos Blockchain will enable ZTPs. This will help expand the understanding of Defin and Game protocols in the Aptos ecosystem. Such a move represents a significant leap towards dWallet Network's Zero Trust vision and a multi-chain future.

Professor Benny Pinkas, a researcher at Aptos, also doubled down on the synthesis.

“The dWallet team led pioneering cryptographic research to introduce the innovative 2PC-MPC protocol, enabling multi-chain zero trust. I'm excited that the developers in the Aptos ecosystem have developed ZTPs that work seamlessly across all of Web3 in a confidential, secure way.

Zero trust framework

dWallet Network introduces a basic building block that allows individuals to have control over any asset and execute any logic on any network. dWallets use cryptographic signatures, which have been the default authentication method for blockchain networks.

This makes the signature generated by dWallet indistinguishable from a regular user's signature from the network's perspective.

This capability also extends to non-smart contract networks such as Bitcoin, allowing the creation of Zero Trust Protocols (ZTPs) that work across networks without the need for bridges or token wrappers.

These ZTPs adhere to the core Web3 principles of decentralization and user ownership. dWallet's Zero Trust framework represents a significant step towards realizing a truly user-centric, connected and flexible blockchain infrastructure.

Earlier this year, dWallet Networ announced the addition of support for the EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain, Monad.