Qredo

Qredo is a developer of cross-chain liquidity protocols intended to decentralize the cryptocurrency custody industry. The company's protocol operates a decentralized and institutional-grade layer network with security and custody of digital assets, treasury, fund management tools, and peer-to-peer trading venues. Qredo's global telecommunication network, Qredo Network, is a cross-chain protocol for asset managers and traders in the digital asset markets, intended to offer investors a single place to hold all cryptocurrency assets.

Qredo's protocol was developed to address the difficulties faced by established financial firms in the DeFi space and deliver an open protocol intended to revise the capability of a DAO and community. The decentralized infrastructure offers programmable management for self-custody of digital assets.

Qredo's vaults give users secure on-chain self-custody to store, manage, and trade their digital assets, with all funds and transactions recorded on-chain on Qredo Network and protected through Qredo's distributed multi-party computation (dMPC) technology. The vaults enable transfer, swaps, and governance. They are compatible with multiple blockchains and allow cross-chain transactions and transfers.

The Clear Vault is a transparent and trustless vault for traders to operate from self-custody, and exchange partners can achieve a higher trading volume. It is developed to be a hybrid exchange with the performance of centralized exchanges and the security of decentralized exchanges, ensuring users do not need to trade through a middle-man and are secured by Qredo's dMPC technology.

Qredo allows users to set the rules governing their digital assets and investments, intending to help them securely scale their business. The on-chain governance provides enterprise-grade security with policies and Whitelists immutably recorded on the Qredo Network. Users can design policies and roles as they wish and customize workflows to reflect their team's structure and compliance needs.

Qredo's Web3 Wallets do not use private keys or hardware devices to secure the assets stored in them. Rather, they use Qredo's on-chain custody to store private keys through dMPC and a policy engine that gives users transparency around who approves what and where funds are sent. The wallet allows users to swap, farm, and earn yields on decentralized protocols.

With Qredo's Web3 API wallets, users can automate transactions per day set by custom triggers, such as price movements and transaction events. The transactions are developed to be rapid to enable quick trading strategies, such as arbitrage between EVM chains.

Qredo's specie cryptocurrency insurance is available for users and organizations to secure assets in Qredo wallets. The coverage protects assets held in wallets and secures transmission through a trade process and is considered vital for developing the digital asset market. The insurance offering is considered part of Qredo's enterprise-grade security in the digital asset industry.

Qredo's QSign is a cross-chain primitive for developers to generate, sign, and broadcast data and transactions between blockchains. QSign uses Qredo's dMPC technology and is intended to enable users to interact with assets and applications across blockchains, connect to other blockchains, and control numerous assets.