NamaChain Phantom Key Protocols
Security-prioritized disruptive key management protocols
Redefine user experience, privacy, and security for your users with our novel key management protocols, designed to promote greater adoption of Web3, cryptocurrencies, and DeFi. Our suite of Phantom protocols is an innovation to eliminate the hassles of keys and wallet extensions, centralized storing and unauthorized sharing of keys, and security compromises on the domino effect.


Bridging the user experience gap between Web2 and Web3
Web3 decentralized platforms are gaining traction among tech-savvy users by providing advantages such as privacy, transparency, and anonymity. However, these platforms are yet to gain mass adoption among average users. The complex user experience (UX) manifested in the form of public key infrastructure, wallet extensions, seed phrases, etc., is the key barrier slowing the adoption of Web3 apps.
To address this problem of ‘mass adoption’, NamaChain has architected a suite of disruptive security-prioritized key management protocols. These protocols compartmentalize users’ data by securing each piece of data with unique keys that are generated at runtime, managed without being stored anywhere on the device or server, and deleted when the user logs off.

No Keys Stored


Unparalleled Security and Privacy

Seamless User Experience


Interoperable, Portable and Compliant
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