Keyless

You hold XRP. One key can send everything, anywhere. Keyless changes that with @FlareDevHub 's Confidential Compute. Create accounts that each do one job: exchange/allowlist, agent spending, subscriptions, or earning- while the key stays inside the enclave. Here's how 👇

Our Summer Signal submission is in. Someone gets your key. On XRPL, that's the end of it - one key, unlimited authority, forever. So we built an XRP account where the key lives in a @FlareNetworks Confidential Compute enclave and can only sign what an on-chain policy approved.

Over 50 Keyless accounts. 48 carrying a live policy. 37 payments the contract had to authorize before the key would sign. A programmable XRP account whose key is born inside @FlareDevHub Confidential Compute, and signs only what your policy allows.

Someone can steal your key and still not drain your Keyless account. Not because we'd stop them. Because before any signature exists, your policy runs inside @FlareDevHub 's Confidential Compute. Here's exactly how policies works. 👇

$FXRP is now live in Keyless testnet Your XRP can now access Flare DeFi through FXRP, mint it, put it to work in yield vaults, then redeem it back to $XRP all from one account that even a stolen key can't drain. Built on @FlareDevHub 's rails. Here's how 🧵

Over the weekend, users started testing Keyless. They created accounts, configured policies, and shared feedback that's already shaping what's next. Best of all, they never had to think about protecting a signing key cause it stays inside @FlareDevHub 's Confidential Compute.

Keyless Accounts is now open for public testing. Create an XRP account, set on-chain policies, then try to break them. - Exchange & Allowlist policy - Spending Limit policy Built on @FlareDevHub 's Confidential Compute. Feedback is everything keyless-testnet.vercel.app

If there's no key to steal, how does an attacker even attack? Good question. The answer is: two keys. And @FlareNetworks Confidential Compute makes neither one capable of draining your XRP. 🧵

Watch an XRP account refuse to be drained. The signing key is born inside a secure enclave and never leaves. It can only sign what your rules allow. Steal the key. Hijack the app. It still can't be robbed. 🧵

XRP has no smart contracts. So holding XRP means one key that can send anything, anywhere and if it leaks, it's gone. Keyless is an XRP account that only does what you allow. Steal the key, hijack the app, poison the address but it still can't be drained. 🧵