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Bitzaro WAAS · Bitzaro MPC

Wallet infrastructure for modern financial products

Bitzaro WAAS is the wallet infrastructure API, secured by Bitzaro MPC custody.

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The products
Bitzaro WAAS, with Bitzaro MPC custody beneath it
What you get
Addresses, custody, execution, gas settlement
Custody model
Bitzaro MPC, with keys held as distributed shares
Built for
Platforms, fintechs and institutions shipping wallets
Distributed security modules connected to a protected MPC custody core
The Bitzaro Innovative stack

Two products.One infrastructure stack

Bitzaro WAAS is what you integrate against. Bitzaro MPC is the custody model underneath it. Nothing else sits between the two.

Infrastructure layer

Bitzaro WAAS

The API your product calls for address generation, crypto custody, on-chain execution and gas settlement.

Security foundation

Bitzaro MPC

Multi-party computation custody: private keys exist only as distributed shares, never assembled in one place.

Bitzaro MPC

The custody technologybeneath Bitzaro WAAS

Bitzaro MPC applies multi-party computation to custody. Signing is performed jointly by distributed key shares, so no single node or operator ever holds a complete private key.

Layer 01Live
WAAS

The API your product integrates against.

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Layer 02Distributed
MPC

Distributed key shares and joint signing beneath the API.

Key sharesNodesSigning
Bitzaro WAAS

Everything Bitzaro WAAShandles for you

Six functions sit behind one API. Your product calls Bitzaro WAAS instead of running blockchain infrastructure of its own.

Address generation

Bitzaro WAAS creates the deposit and withdrawal addresses each account uses, on every network enabled for your integration.

Custody & execution

Bitzaro WAAS holds crypto in custody and executes the on-chain transactions your product requests through the API.

Gas settlement

Bitzaro WAAS manages the native-token fees a transaction requires, so your product never holds a native token per network.

Smart contracts

Contract calls run through Bitzaro WAAS, keeping contract logic in one place rather than duplicated in each product.

Blockchain nodes

Bitzaro WAAS operates the nodes your product reads chain state from, and broadcasts its signed transactions through them.

Analytics relay

Bitzaro WAAS forwards blockchain analytics data to Bitzaro's separate risk service, where screening decisions are made.

Common questions

Questions we get from teams

What is Bitzaro WAAS?

Bitzaro WAAS is the wallet infrastructure API from Bitzaro Innovative. It generates addresses, holds crypto in custody, executes on-chain transactions and settles gas, so your product can ship wallets without running blockchain infrastructure of its own.

What is Bitzaro MPC?

Bitzaro MPC is the custody technology beneath Bitzaro WAAS. Private keys are held as distributed shares and signing is performed jointly, so no single node or operator ever holds a complete private key.

What can we build on Bitzaro WAAS?

Custodial wallet apps, crypto payment acceptance, fiat on-ramp flows and multi-account structures. Bitzaro's own products, including Bitzaro Wallet and Bitzaro's onramp service, are built on it.

Who is Bitzaro WAAS for?

Financial products that need wallets, custody and on-chain execution: platforms, fintechs and institutions that would otherwise build and staff that layer themselves.

Does Bitzaro WAAS require native tokens for gas?

No. Gas settlement is handled inside Bitzaro WAAS. Bitzaro Wallet, which is built on it, lets users pay on-chain gas in USDT rather than holding a native token for every network.

Which tokens and networks are supported?

USDT and USDC are among the supported tokens. The full token and network list depends on which networks are enabled for your integration, so it is confirmed during scoping.

Does Bitzaro WAAS screen transactions for risk?

Risk scoring runs as a separate Bitzaro service alongside Bitzaro WAAS. WAAS forwards blockchain analytics data to it, and screening decisions are made outside WAAS.

How do we get access, and what does it cost?

Access is granted through a commercial integration agreement. Tell the Bitzaro team what you are building, which networks you need and where custody should sit. Scope and commercial terms are confirmed before credentials are issued.

Use cases

What teams build on Bitzaro WAAS

Bitzaro's own products run on the same API you would integrate against.

Mobile crypto wallet app showing balances and transaction alerts, with a payment card alongside

Custodial wallet apps

Consumer and business wallets where Bitzaro WAAS holds custody and your product owns the interface, like Bitzaro Wallet.

Payments arriving on several blockchain networks and settling into one merchant view

Crypto payment intake

Take payment on-chain, with address generation, transaction execution and gas all handled by Bitzaro WAAS, not your team.

Wallet API console showing address creation and transaction routes beside a mobile wallet

Fiat on-ramp flows

Move users from fiat into crypto and settle the crypto leg through Bitzaro WAAS, the way Bitzaro's own onramp service handles it.

Many separate wallet modules connected to one central custody core

Multi-account structures

Separate wallets per account, per client or per risk tier, all generated and executed through a single Bitzaro WAAS API.

Build with Bitzaro

Start your Bitzaro WAAS integration

Tell us what you need to build, which networks you need and where custody should sit. We’ll confirm the right setup across Bitzaro WAAS and Bitzaro MPC.

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