Google introduces MPC service for securing crypto and tokenized assets
#Google to showcase a new security system at its inaugural digital assets symposium in New York City, designed to help banks and other financial institutions secure and transfer cryptocurrencies and tokenized assets. Google Multi-Party Compute #MPC uses cryptographic methods to distribute control of a private key among multiple independent participants. Authorized parties can jointly sign blockchain transactions without reconstructing the full key in one place, reducing reliance on any single device or administrator.
Google Multi-Party Compute is currently in private preview and has not yet been made generally available. Google has not disclosed the names of the institutions testing the service or specified which digital assets Alphabet is securing. The company expects to launch Google Multi-Party Compute commercially in early 2027, though pricing details remain undisclosed.
👉 coindesk.com/tech/2026/10/28/google-to-preview-crypto-custody-security-system-as-ai-threats-grow
#Google to showcase a new security system at its inaugural digital assets symposium in New York City, designed to help banks and other financial institutions secure and transfer cryptocurrencies and tokenized assets. Google Multi-Party Compute #MPC uses cryptographic methods to distribute control of a private key among multiple independent participants. Authorized parties can jointly sign blockchain transactions without reconstructing the full key in one place, reducing reliance on any single device or administrator.
Google Multi-Party Compute is currently in private preview and has not yet been made generally available. Google has not disclosed the names of the institutions testing the service or specified which digital assets Alphabet is securing. The company expects to launch Google Multi-Party Compute commercially in early 2027, though pricing details remain undisclosed.
👉 coindesk.com/tech/2026/10/28/google-to-preview-crypto-custody-security-system-as-ai-threats-grow
