This post is co-written with Prasanna Gautam from Anchorage Digital and Arnaud Brousseau from Turnkey.
In crypto, trust is a liability. A wallet often delegates computation to a third party to parse a transaction, evaluate a policy, or manage key material. Each time, it raises a question: how do you know the service ran the code it claims to have run? Contractual trust, network perimeter security, and reputation don’t provide a cryptographic answer. Verifiable infrastructure built on AWS Nitro Enclaves does.
Anchorage Digital is home to America’s first federally regulated digital asset bank. Turnkey is a verifiable key management infrastructure provider whose platform secures millions of wallets. Together, they built that cryptographic answer on top of AWS Nitro Enclaves. Their collaboration produced VisualSign, an open source, cross-chain transaction parser that runs inside Nitro Enclaves and returns results with attestation-backed proof of what software…
