Functor Network Docs
  • Welcome to the Documentation Site
  • Overview
    • What is Functor Network?
    • Why Functor Network?
    • How is Functor enabling the onchain autonomous world?
    • Who can use Functor Network?
  • GETTING STARTED
    • Getting Started
  • USE CASES
    • Omnichain Automation
    • Liquidity Abstraction
    • Access Control
    • Key Management
    • Programmable Signing
    • Enterprise Integration
  • CORE CONCEPTS
    • Glossary
  • Resources
    • FAQs
  • COMMUNITY & CONTRIBUTION
    • Community & Contribution
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  • Signer Rotation and Recovery
  • Self-Custodial Enterprise Wallets
  • Simplified User Onboarding
  1. USE CASES

Key Management

One of the most significant barriers to web3 adoption is the risk and complexity associated with key management. Functor directly addresses this with resilient and user-friendly solutions designed for an onchain world.

The core innovation is enabling a single signer to operate securely across infinite chains. This unified identity is then paired with modern, robust security features that protect against loss and attack.

A critical distinction of Functor's architecture is its commitment to self-custody. This means you, and only you, hold the ultimate authority and control over your private keys and assets. Functor’s tools like signer rotation and recovery are designed to enhance the security of your self-custodial wallet, not replace it with a custodial model where a third party holds your keys.

Signer Rotation and Recovery

AI agents and users can programmatically rotate their keys to minimize the risk associated with a single key being compromised. Furthermore, Functor enables resilient, self-custodial account recovery mechanisms, helping to prevent the permanent loss of assets.

Self-Custodial Enterprise Wallets

Institutions can finally deploy enterprise-grade wallets that offer sophisticated controls and recovery pathways without sacrificing self-custody. This provides the security guarantees they require with the core principles of decentralization.

Simplified User Onboarding

By supporting familiar authentication methods like passkeys, Functor abstracts away the complexity of seed phrases for everyday users, paving the way for a web2-like user experience with the full security of onchain self-custody.

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