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MPC

Multi-Party Computation

Definition

MPC is a cryptographic technique enabling multiple parties to jointly compute a function over their private inputs without any party revealing its data to the others. It's used in threshold key signing (splitting private keys across multiple parties), private set intersection (finding common customers without sharing full lists), and collaborative analytics.

MPC is practical today for specific use cases like crypto custody.


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