Cryptographic Key Shares NJTRX Implements Coordinated Signing Against Over 2 Billion USD Custody Vulnerabilities

FinCEN-registered platform deploys distributed key architecture responding to $2.1B theft exposing centralized custody vulnerabilities.

NJTRX Strengthens Crypto Security

United States, 23rd Oct 2025 — NJTRX Global Ltd., a FinCEN-registered Money Services Business, has implemented Multi-Party Computation (MPC) technology to address centralized custody vulnerabilities. These flaws caused $2.1 billion in losses to American traders during the first half of 2025. Around 60% of U.S. cryptocurrency holders now cite platform security as their top concern. The new distributed architecture eliminates single-point compromise risks seen in recent large-scale exchange breaches.

The U.S. digital asset market, home to 100 million users and 40% of global trading volume, faces growing security threats. Theft incidents in 2025 have already exceeded all of 2024. Recent breaches revealed critical flaws in centralized key systems. In these setups, a single compromised credential, insider misuse, or administrative abuse could trigger massive fund losses. Even traditional exchanges, which store about 70% of assets in cold wallets, still rely on centralized signing authority. This approach leaves exploitable vulnerabilities during transaction authorization.

Distributed Security Approach

NJTRX’s Aegis Security Protocol introduces MPC technology that completely changes private key management. It distributes cryptographic signing authority across multiple, geographically separated secure sites. Unlike traditional models, no single environment contains a full private key. The MPC design ensures that no individual administrator or system ever holds enough information to authorize asset movement.

Advanced Multi-Party Computation Model

The MPC model divides private keys into multiple cryptographic shares. These shares are distributed across isolated, secure environments. Each facility holds only a portion of the key—insufficient for independent signing. To approve a transaction, multiple facilities must coordinate and contribute their key shares. This process generates a valid transaction signature without ever combining or exposing the full private key in one place.

This distributed method directly prevents insider threats and single-admin compromises. In old systems, one employee with full key access could authorize transfers. In contrast, NJTRX’s MPC ensures no individual—employee, contractor, or hacker—can move assets alone. The multi-party coordination requirement creates a barrier even if one system component is compromised.

Cold Storage and Hardware Protection

NJTRX’s MPC works with 98% cold storage allocation. Most user assets remain offline in air-gapped, multi-signature wallets, fully isolated from network access. For operational liquidity, the platform uses Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) certified to FIPS 140-2 Level 3+ standards. These modules generate and process key fragments inside tamper-resistant hardware, preventing exposure to general-purpose systems or software exploits.

Zero-Trust and Threat Monitoring

Zero-trust protocols are applied across every layer. Each access request is treated as potentially hostile, regardless of credentials or origin. The Helios matching engine, which processes institutional-level volumes, operates inside strict security zones. Continuous verification replaces outdated “trusted network” assumptions. Real-time threat intelligence tracks emerging risks, while automated controls respond instantly to suspicious patterns.

American investors benefit from these advanced safeguards:

• Distributed key architecture: MPC technology eliminates single-point compromise risks.
• Geographic facility separation: Key shares stay in isolated secure sites.
• Hardware-isolated fragments: FIPS 140-2 Level 3+ modules guard partial cryptographic data.
• Coordinated authorization: Multi-party cryptographic operations ensure secure signing.
• Offline majority: 98% cold storage far exceeds the 70% industry average.
• Zero-trust verification: Every system interaction undergoes revalidation.
• Real-time monitoring: Automated intelligence detects and neutralizes threats quickly.

Compliance and Institutional Protection

NJTRX’s modular microservices architecture supports independent scaling during market surges. Despite flexibility, each component maintains strict cryptographic isolation. Every service operates within fixed boundaries and requires separate authentication. This design stops lateral movement during any attempted breach.

Operating under U.S. federal MSB registration, NJTRX complies with custody standards protecting American traders. It guards against external attacks and internal risks such as privilege abuse or insider threats. With U.S. crypto markets projected to reach $380 billion in daily trading volume in 2025, both institutions and individuals demand fail-safe platforms. NJTRX’s distributed MPC system provides verifiable technical protection within a federally registered and state-incorporated framework.

About NJTRX

NJTRX Global Ltd. is a U.S.-registered digital asset platform operating as a FinCEN Money Services Business (Reg. No. 31000308516993). The company uses distributed MPC cryptography, 98% cold storage, FIPS 140-2 Level 3+ hardware modules, and full zero-trust protocols. This architecture removes single points of failure through geographic key separation, multi-party authorization, and continuous authentication verification across all system operations.

Contact:

NJTRX Global Ltd.
Rhys Calder
Chief Operating Officer
Louisville, Kentucky
rhys.calder@njtrx.com
https://www.njtrx.com/

Company Details

Organization: NJTRX

Contact Person: Rhys Calder

Website: https://www.njtrx.com/

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Country: United States

Release Id: 23102535950