Cryptography is Hard. Stoffel is Easy

Multi-Party Computation (MPC) lets multiple parties compute on shared data without exposing individual inputs.

It's the technology that makes privacy-preserving collaboration possible—and Stoffel makes it accessible to every developer.

Cryptography is Hard. Stoffel is Easy

Multi-Party Computation (MPC) lets multiple parties compute on shared data without exposing individual inputs.

It's the technology that makes privacy-preserving collaboration possible—and Stoffel makes it accessible to every developer.

Cryptography is Hard. Stoffel is Easy

Multi-Party Computation (MPC) lets multiple parties compute on shared data without exposing individual inputs.

It's the technology that makes privacy-preserving collaboration possible—and Stoffel makes it accessible to every developer.

What is Multi-Party Computation?

Imagine three hospitals want to research a rare disease together. Each has patient data that could help, but they can't share it due to privacy laws. Traditional solutions force an impossible choice:

Share data: Privacy violations, regulatory issues
Keep data separate: Limited insights, slower progress

But with MPC the hospitals could compute together, and keep their data private.

MPC

MPC

MPC

User

User

Developer

Developer

MPC Server

MPC Server

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04

Output final result

Output final result

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Runs program over encrypted data

Runs program over encrypted data

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Decrypt data locally

Decrypt data locally

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Encrypt data locally

Encrypt data locally

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Send encrypted data

Send encrypted data

How Does MPC Work?

MPC works by splitting sensitive data into "shares" - meaningless pieces that only reveal information when combined.

Original secret: 1000
Split into shares:
- Party A gets: 847392847 (random)
- Party B gets: 392847364 (random)
- Party C gets: 847392949 (random)

Individually: Shares reveal nothing
Combined: 847392847 + 392847364 + 847392949 = 1000

What You Need to Know About Privacy Tools

Use MPC when:

You need to process private data and control when (or if) it becomes public.

Use ZK when:

You need to prove something happened without exposing the details.

Use FHE when:

You need to run computations on data without ever exposing it.

Use TEE when:

You need hardware-level isolation for processing sensitive code and data.

Combine them for even more power

MPC

+

ZK

Prove your computation was correct without revealing the data.

MPC

+

FHE

Process sensitive data across multiple services while keeping it encrypted.

MPC

+

TEE

Speed up secure multi-party computation using trusted hardware.

What You Need to Know About Privacy Tools

Use MPC when:

You need to process private data and control when (or if) it becomes public.

Use ZK when:

You need to prove something happened without exposing the details.

Use FHE when:

You need to run computations on data without ever exposing it.

Use TEE when:

You need hardware-level isolation for processing sensitive code and data.

Combine them for even more power

MPC

+

ZK

Prove your computation was correct without revealing the data.

MPC

+

FHE

Process sensitive data across multiple services while keeping it encrypted.

MPC

+

TEE

Speed up secure multi-party computation using trusted hardware.

What You Need to Know About Privacy Tools

Use MPC when:

You need to process private data and control when (or if) it becomes public.

Use ZK when:

You need to prove something happened without exposing the details.

Use FHE when:

You need to run computations on data without ever exposing it.

Use TEE when:

You need hardware-level isolation for processing sensitive code and data.

Combine them for even more power

MPC

+

ZK

Prove your computation was correct without revealing the data.

MPC

+

FHE

Process sensitive data across multiple services while keeping it encrypted.

MPC

+

TEE

Speed up secure multi-party computation using trusted hardware.