Leap Dashboard uses Capsule’s best in class MPC technology to power the Social Login feature.
Capsule uses a 2-of-2 Multi-Party Computation (MPC) system to securely generate keys for you in your application and keep them safe. Capsule system uses the following technologies to secure your wallet:
Passkeys and Secure Enclaves: Instead of storing keys in the browser or relying on easily-compromised social logins for access, Capsule implements the WebAuthN standard, which uses the Hardware Enclaves on your device
Distributed MPC: Many web-based wallets, even those who claim to use MPC, often reassemble and store private keys in the browser. Capsule uses distributed Multi-Party Computation (MPC) to ensure that your entire private key is never in one place, much less the browser where it is vulnerable to attack. To learn more about how MPC works, please refer to our developer docs or check out this blog post
Permissions: The convenience of connecting the same wallet to many apps can be risky when not managed with care. Capsule’s permissions system puts you in the driver’s seat on what you allow different apps to access and sign on your behalf. When granting permissions, always make sure you trust the application. If you ever want to adjust permissions, you can do so on the Capsule Portal