Intu

Intu is an advanced Web3 account protocol featuring shared ownership & account recovery with no external dependencies. EVM-compatible blockchains run natively.

Pre-Seed funding round: $2 Million

Whitepaper

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What is Intu

Intu is more than just a protocol. It’s a movement towards a fair, decentralized, and open internet of value. Intu’s distributed externally-owned-accounts (dEOA) accounts marry the composability of smart contract wallets with the elegance and security of an EOA. Through a simple SDK developers can create progressive onboarding experiences to any web3 dApp or wallet.

Key Features:

• Distributed Ownership: Share ownership of a public address amongst several participants using Secure Multiparty Computation
• Secure Account Creation: Fully decentralized key generation provides verifiably secure accounts with minimal hardware risk
• Account Recovery: Add, remove, or refresh participants and their shares to maintain ongoing security of the account

Key Functionality:

• Safely create advanced, non-custodial accounts for end-users Form transactions between several parties from a shared account
• Provide end-users several methods of account recovery Interact with any smart contract, hold any asset, and support multichain needs

Key Benefits:

• Self-Sovereign Recovery: Empower end-users to recover their own accounts without third parties or services
• Custom functionality: With the Intu Accounts as the foundation, build custom applications to support robust workflows and functionalities, such as - DAO Frameworks, Trading Platforms, or advanced account services
• Define and Develop Custody: Improve customer experiences for your business by enabling custodial, non-custodial, and shared custodial frameworks
• Broad compatibility: Intu Accounts are Externally-owned Accounts, and can be used identically to individually-help Web3 accounts. They are not smart contract addresses