# Bron Wallet > PROTECT YOUR TOMORROW, TODAY Bron Wallet is a self-custody crypto wallet. It lets individuals and businesses store assets, swap across chains, and stake, with key recovery and policy controls instead of seed phrases. Bron Wallet is a self-custody wallet built on multi-party computation for individuals and businesses. It lets users store crypto and tokenized assets across multiple blockchains, swap between them, and move between crypto and fiat through regulated third-party providers. It needs no seed phrases and no ID verification. Key material is split into shards held by the user, Bron, and a trusted third party, and a majority is needed to sign a transaction. Recovery works through designated guardians, biometrics sign transactions, and hidden accounts protect balances. Digital inheritance lets users pass assets to designated beneficiaries. Teams use separate accounts per legal entity with roles, approval thresholds, and transaction limits. The BRON token sets membership tiers that lower swap and fiat fees. Bron serves individuals who want self-custody without seed phrases and companies that need shared treasury controls. - Type: Company - Sector: Custody and Wallets - Status: Active - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/bron_wallet ## Products - [Bron Wallet](https://thegrid.id/profiles/bron_wallet): Bron Wallet is a self-custody wallet that splits key material into shards held by the user, Bron, and a trusted third party, so a majority signs each transaction. It offers seedless recovery through guardians, hidden accounts, digital inheritance, a policy engine for approvals, staking, cross-chain swaps, and NFT management. Businesses run separate accounts per legal entity with role-based access. (Wallet, Live, Main Product) - [Bron Intents](https://thegrid.id/profiles/bron_wallet): Bron Intents is an open protocol for peer-to-peer cross-chain asset swaps using intent-based auctions. Users post swap requests, independent solvers compete with quotes, and the best quote wins, with an oracle network verifying settlement on both chains. Solvers post collateral that is liquidated if they fail to deliver by the deadline. (Cross-chain Infrastructure, Live) - [MPC Hot Signer](https://thegrid.id/profiles/bron_wallet): MPC Hot Signer is a self-hosted transaction signing service for enterprises that integrate with the Bron platform. It runs in the operator's own infrastructure with encrypted key shards and signs transactions automatically, as an alternative to the Bron desktop application. (Developer Tooling, Open Beta) ## Assets - [Bron Token (BRON)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/bron_wallet): BRON is the utility token of the Bron platform, deployed on Ethereum. Holding BRON helps users reach a qualifying balance that sets their membership tier, and higher tiers pay lower swap and fiat fees. 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