BitGo's Low Cost Open Source Software To Keep Bitcoin Safe

BitGo's Low Cost Open Source Software To Keep Bitcoin Safe

Digital asset security platform, and a prime name in the Bitcoin security, BitGo, has launched unique automated open source Key Recovery Service (KRS) software for provisioning the cold backup keys. The solution is also cost-effective and the company is hoping that this factor would enable the industry to use it and ensure better security. BitGo has been working on this with the goal to provide a secure digital asset vault while making sure that the wallet users have full control of their digital assets. This approach, of providing full access of digital assets to their owners, makes sense....


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