Application: Cyferio Hub

[moven0831]

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[moven0831]

Hi @keeganquigley , thanks again for the suggestions, and here's the updated PR.

Also, let me forward our team's KYC info to here:

• @moven0831 ([email protected])
• @Zombieliu ([email protected])
• @vladilen11 ([email protected])
• @web3olalala ([email protected])

Looking forward to the team's feedback

[keeganquigley]

Thanks @moven0831 I will ping the committee again.

[moven0831]

Hi, a quick update—we consulted with the Zama KMS team and decided to implement our own KMS using their open-source architecture. This will allow for greater flexibility when integrating our SDK and JAM in the future. Looking forward to hearing W3F’s review results as well. @keeganquigley @semuelle

[keeganquigley]

Thanks @moven0831 are you at EthDenver? Happy to discuss more in person.

[moven0831]

That’s great! Our team isn’t in Denver, but we’d be happy to discuss this further on a call if you’d like

Thanks @moven0831 are you at EthDenver? Happy to discuss more in person.