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FAQs

FAQs

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BitSafe is committed to supporting institutional investors and developers with clear answers and detailed resources. Below, we address common questions about CBTC, compliance, and security.

General Questions

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How does BitSafe ensure compliance? BitSafe follows a compliance-first approach designed to support institutional onboarding and ongoing risk management. Contact BitSafe for current requirements and supported custody workflows for your jurisdiction.

What custody options are available? Investors can choose:

  • Self-Custodial
  • Regulated Custodians: Use trusted providers for CBTC
  • Multi-Party Computation (MPC): Secure wallets for flexible, institutional-grade custody

Product-Specific Questions

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CBTC

What privacy features does the Canton Network offer? Canton uses configurable sub-transaction privacy to ensure transaction details (e.g., amounts, parties) remain confidential, ideal for OTC desks and private trading. Only authorized nodes verify transactions.

How is CBTC secured? CBTC is secured by the Attestor Network, a decentralized group of independent, institutional-grade operators using FROST threshold signatures. No single entity controls the majority, and the system is designed so that no single party can unilaterally move funds.

What are the risks of bridging to CBTC? Risks include potential operator collusion (mitigated by the decentralized Attestor Network structure) and market risks on Canton. BitSafe provides explicit custody disclosures and audit reports for transparency.

Risk and Security

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How does BitSafe mitigate smart contract vulnerabilities? BitSafe uses audited smart contracts from reputable developers, conducts regular third-party audits, and employs decentralized threshold security through the Attestor Network to minimize risks.

How are funds protected? Funds are safeguarded through:

  • Decentralized Management: CBTC’s Attestor Network prevents single-point failures
  • Regulated Custody: Optional regulated custody for CBTC
  • Audits: Regular smart contract and infrastructure audits ensure integrity

Support Channels

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How can I get help?