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Blockchain & Crypto · Chile

MPC Wallet & Crypto Custody Infrastructure Development in Chile

Traditional key management concentrates risk in one place. Hurain Technologies builds MPC (multi-party computation) custody infrastructure where private keys are split across encrypted shares, so no single device or person ever holds the complete key. Designed for exchanges, funds, and DAOs that need institutional-grade security without a single point of failure. In Chile, that means building to the technical expectations of Americas: Chile's Fintech Law brings crowdfunding platforms, payment initiators, and account aggregators under CMF licensing categories, with an open finance regime being phased in.

Chile Regulatory Landscape

What mpc custody infrastructure buyers in Chile need to know

  • Chile's Fintech Law brings crowdfunding platforms, payment initiators, and account aggregators under CMF licensing categories, with an open finance regime being phased in.
  • Payment institutions operate alongside Banco Central de Chile's payment system rules for domestic transfers and settlement.
  • Crypto-asset activity in Chile is not yet subject to a dedicated licensing track, with the CMF monitoring the space under general AML guidance.
  • We build the technical infrastructure these frameworks expect, alongside Chile-qualified legal and compliance counsel.

This information is provided for general orientation only and is not legal or licensing advice. Always confirm current requirements with qualified local counsel.

The Challenge

Problems we see teams struggling with

Single point of failure risk

One compromised device or person with access to the full private key can drain funds.

On-chain multi-sig overhead

Traditional multi-signature wallets create blockchain overhead and reduced privacy.

Cross-chain custody complexity

Building custody per blockchain instead of one unified architecture wastes engineering effort.

Institutional audit readiness

Custody setups must meet SOC 2 and ISO 27001 standards, which traditional key storage rarely does.

Operational bottlenecks from over-restrictive approval flows

Custody controls designed without input from the operations team that uses them daily often become so restrictive they get worked around, which defeats their purpose.

Disaster recovery gaps

Key-share backup and recovery procedures that haven't been tested leave a fund or exchange unable to access its own custody in a genuine emergency.

Our Approach

How we deliver mpc custody infrastructure in Chile

MPC/TSS signing

Transactions signed collaboratively without ever reconstructing the full key.

No single point of failure

Key shares distributed across parties and HSMs so one breach cannot compromise custody.

Policy engine

Transaction limits, whitelists, and multi-step approvals enforced automatically.

Role-based access

Granular permissions so team members have exactly the access their role requires.

Multi-chain support

One custody architecture works across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and other major chains.

Audit logging

Full, tamper-evident logs of every signing event for compliance review.

Tested disaster recovery procedures

Key-share backup and recovery processes designed and rehearsed before they're needed, not documented once and never verified.

Technology

Tech stack we work with

Cryptography

MPC protocolsThreshold Signature SchemesHSM integration

Infrastructure

Geographically distributed key sharesCold/warm/hot wallet orchestrationDisaster recovery

Compliance

SOC 2 controlsISO 27001 alignmentAudit logging

Monitoring

Real-time alertingAnomaly detectionIncident response

FAQ

MPC Custody Infrastructure in Chile — FAQ

Yes, we build account aggregation and payment initiation APIs aligned to the open finance data-sharing standards being phased in under Chile's Fintech Law.

Ready to bring mpc wallet & crypto custody infrastructure development to Chile?

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