Решение Bron Labs восстановливает доступ к криптокошелькам

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2025-05-28Actualizado a 2025-10-29

Основатель кастодиальной криптокомпании Copper Technologies Ltd Дмитрий Токарев создал новую компанию Bron Labs, цель которой — решить проблему восстановления утерянных кошельков без ущерба для самостоятельного хранения.

Bron Labs разработала платформу самостоятельного хранения, призванную обеспечить безопасность институционального уровня для индивидуальных пользователей.

По словам Токарева, в начале этого года компания привлекла около $15 млн от 140 инвесторов, включая LocalGlobe, Fasanara Digital и GSR.

Платформа ориентирована на профессионалов и руководителей, которым нужен такой же уровень защиты, как у крупных финансовых учреждений, но за гораздо меньшую стоимость.

Она позволяет решить проблему потери сид-слов, а, как известно, большинство цифровых кошельков используют 12 или 24 слов для восстановления доступа. Если пользователь теряет их, то он навсегда утрачивает возможность оперировать своими криптовалютами.

Решение Bron представляет собой систему «восстановления с помощью опекуна». Создавая кошелёк, пользователи назначают двух доверенных лиц, которые должны одобрить любой запрос на восстановление.

После их одобрения происходит обязательная 48-часовая задержка, что обеспечивает дополнительный уровень защиты от принуждения или кражи.

Bron будет запущена на этой неделе с тарифными планами от $20 в месяц для частных лиц до $3000 для малого бизнеса.

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