Abstract: A method for digital asset transfer between an owner of the digital asset and a designated receiver is provided. The digital asset transfer can involve receiving from the owner of the digital asset an encrypted digital asset, wherein the encrypted digital asset is encrypted by a cryptographic key and a release criteria, upon which the owner of the encrypted digital asset is to transfer the encrypted digital asset. A decryption key can be received to decrypt the encrypted digital asset, wherein the decryption key is received from the owner of the encrypted digital asset, and wherein the decryption key corresponds to the cryptographic key. When the release criteria is met, the encrypted digital asset can be sent to the designated receiver.

Abstract: System and method of creating a multi-party computation (MPC) cryptographic signature for a blockchain based computer network, including: generating at least one first share and second share of a cryptographic key, based on a distributed key generation MPC protocol, signing a received message with the at least one first share, receiving the message signed with the at least one first share, signing the message signed with the at least one first share with the at least one second share, sending the message signed with the at least one second share and the at least one first share to a full node of the computer network, and adding a transaction to a ledger of the computer network, in accordance with the received message signed by the at least one first share and the at least one second share.

Abstract: Systems and methods of performing multi factor authentication (MFA), including: receiving, by a computing device, an MFA request from a first server, generating, by the computing device, a first share of a cryptographic key, based on a multi-party computation (MPC) protocol, generating, by a second server, a corresponding second share of the cryptographic key, based on the MPC protocol, wherein the cryptographic key corresponds to a public key and private key pair, co-signing, by the computing device and the second server, the MFA request based on the MPC protocol, wherein the computing device signs the MFA request with the first share and the second server signs the MFA request with the second share, and verifying, by the first server, the signed MFA request.

Abstract: Methods and systems of recovering a cryptographic key associated with a blockchain based computer network, including encryption of at least a portion of a cryptographic key of the computer network with a recovery public key, sending of the encrypted at least a portion of the cryptographic key to at least one second computing device, sending of a recovery private key to a recovery escrow service, detection that the at least one first computing device is unavailable, publishing the recovery private key in a public repository, retrieving the recovery private key from the public repository, and decryption of the encrypted at least a portion of the cryptographic key by the at least one second computing device.

Abstract: Systems and methods of performing multi factor authentication (MFA), including: receiving, by a computing device, an MFA request from a first server, generating, by the computing device, a first share of a cryptographic key, based on a multi-party computation (MPC) protocol, generating, by a second server, a corresponding second share of the cryptographic key, based on the MPC protocol, wherein the cryptographic key corresponds to a public key and private key pair, co-signing, by the computing device and the second server, the MFA request based on the MPC protocol, wherein the computing device signs the MFA request with the first share and the second server signs the MFA request with the second share, and verifying, by the first server, the signed MFA request.

Abstract: Systems and methods of performing time-based cryptography verification for a server having a trusted execution environment (TEE), including: sending, by the server, a verifiable delay function (VDF) challenge at the TEE to a computing device, solving, by the computing device, the VDF challenge, and blocking, by the server, access to the TEE when the VDF challenge is not complete from the computing device.

Abstract: Systems and methods of cryptographic key distribution in a plurality of networks, including: sharing, by a first device, a first portion of a first cryptographic key controlled by a server with a second device, sharing, by the second device, a first portion of a second cryptographic key with the first device, signing a first transaction on a first network with data exchange from a first threshold signature address controlled by the first device, to a third address when one or more details of the first transaction are validated by the server; and signing a second transaction on a second network with data exchange from the second threshold signature address controlled by the second device to a fourth address when one or more details of the second transaction are validated by the server.

Abstract: Systems and methods of cryptographic key distribution in a plurality of networks, including: sharing, by a first device, a first portion of a first cryptographic key controlled by a server with a second device, sharing, by the second device, a first portion of a second cryptographic key with the first device, signing a first transaction on a first network with data exchange from a first threshold signature address controlled by the first device, to a third address when one or more details of the first transaction are validated by the server; and signing a second transaction on a second network with data exchange from the second threshold signature address controlled by the second device to a fourth address when one or more details of the second transaction are validated by the server.

Abstract: Systems and methods of cryptographic key distribution in a plurality of networks, including: sharing, by a first device, a first portion of a first cryptographic key controlled by a server with a second device, sharing, by the second device, a first portion of a second cryptographic key with the first device, signing a first transaction on a first network with data exchange from a first threshold signature address controlled by the first device, to a third address when one or more details of the first transaction are validated by the server; and signing a second transaction on a second network with data exchange from the second threshold signature address controlled by the second device to a fourth address when one or more details of the second transaction are validated by the server.