Launch a coin. Decentralize the control.
Every token on MPC ships with its own multi-party computation network. Keys are split across independent operators, nobody ever holds the whole secret, and the fees other projects pay to use it fund buybacks of your token.
Live numbers appear once launches open.
From launch to buyback
Six steps, each one visible on your network's public dashboard.
launchToken()Launch a coin and its network
Create a token on Solana and pair it with a dedicated MPC service in the same flow.
chooseTask()Choose what it secures
Custody, treasury management, private computation, secure AI execution or cross-chain signing.
splitKey(t, n)Split the key
Key shares go to independent operators. No single operator ever holds the complete key.
signRound()Operators execute together
A threshold of operators jointly authorizes each transaction or computation.
collectFees()Projects pay to use it
Other protocols pay signing and computation fees for the network's security.
buyback()Revenue buys back the token
A set share of realized net service revenue funds buybacks of the paired token.
MPC Factory
Configure a decentralized signing network in a few minutes. Connect a wallet to reserve your ticker with a signed message while audited launches roll out.
Networks
Every network launched on MPC gets a public dashboard here.
No networks yet
The first networks go live when audited launches open. Each one will appear here with its operators, signing requests, revenue and buybacks.
Reserve a tickerPump.fun made token creation open to anyone. MPC does the same for cryptographic infrastructure.
Instead of launching on speculation alone, each token here is tied to a security service other protocols can integrate and pay for. As more networks launch, more signing and computation runs through them, those fees fund $MPC buybacks, and the bigger market draws in more operators and developers.
Buybacks come only from realized net revenue. Nothing here promises a price outcome.
Where revenue comes from
- Network deploymentOne-time fee per launch
- ComputationPer private job
- SigningPer authorized transaction
- Operator marketplaceCommission on operator work
- Premium securityAudits, SLAs, custom policies
How it rolls out
Launches start on audited threshold-signature infrastructure with vetted, independent operators.
More operators join, and networks pick their own operator sets.
Expands into general-purpose private compute and secure AI execution as the technology matures.
Turn security into something anyone can launch.
Launch it, operate it, and earn from it.
Open the factory