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If you pay your team in stablecoins, you shouldn't have to put every salary on display.

Through Bron, you can shield USDT using Zama's FHE technology, so every payment amount stays private while still publicly verifiable.

Not long now until the clocks go back and we're all reminded to test our smoke alarms, which makes it a good week to check which dApps still have access to your digital assets.
Through Bron, you can see every approval and revoke the ones you no longer use in one click.

Things your family can never find:

• The remote
• The good scissors
• The Wi-Fi password
• The seed phrase you wrote down for them

.@TheBlockCo has reviewed Bron for its guide to the best crypto wallets of 2026, and called the security policy engine "Bron's most impressive feature".

Read the full review here:

theblock.co/ratings/best-c…

We put the seed phrase where it belongs, in a museum. Recent headlines about tampered devices are a reminder of why: so much still depends on a single point of failure.

Our film is now shortlisted at @TheDrum Awards for Advertising 2026, alongside work from PwC, McKinsey and Adobe.

See the full shortlist here:
thedrumawards.com/live/en/page/a…

A hardware wallet is only as trustworthy as every pair of hands it passed through before it reached you.

This week that cost Ledger device owners more than $86 million.

Bron will never ask you to trust a box.

There was meant to be a post here today, but we stored it in a Ledger, and you know how that's been going this week.

We'll keep the next one in Bron.

If institutions moved away from seed phrases years ago, why are individuals still writing down 12 words on paper?

Bron uses MPC instead, with no single point of failure.

Read more, here: bron.org/insights/20260…

Your Bron account now has an inbox. Security alerts, account updates, and anything else that matters, all in one place, so you're not relying on push notifications alone.

As digital assets become a more established part of how people build and manage wealth, the infrastructure protecting them needs to evolve with it.

That belief inspired The Seed Phrase Museum, and we’re proud to share that the campaign has been named a finalist in @MediaPost’s ign explored a simple but important challenge: technology designed to give people greater ownership of their assets shouldn’t introduce unnecessary complexity or make recovery dependent on a single point of failure. Since launch, the hero film has surpassed five million views and the museum has welcomed more than 30,000 visitors.

At Bron, we’re building for the next generation of digital wealth, combining self-custody, secure recovery, privacy and financial controls in one platform, while giving people and organizations greater control over how their assets are held and used.

Congratulations to our team and our partners at Be The Fox on this recognition.

A seed phrase proves you own something, but it doesn't cover recovery, succession, roles or spending limits.

New research from @TheBlockCo looks at the layer above key management, and why most losses in 2026 trace back to approvals rather than broken keys.

Read the full report here:
theblock.co/research/insti…

Most arrangements for self-custody have no answer for what comes after; if something bad should happen to you, the assets would remain exactly where they were, and unreachable.

Digital Inheritance lets you name beneficiaries now, so that access to what you hold can pass on to y later, without handing anyone your keys today.

There’s no shortage of information about digital assets. But there is a shortage of the kind worth reading.

Today we are launching Bron Academy, a place for anyone who wants to understand digital assets more fully, from first, basic principles to the more advanced ground beyond ding to it, with explainers and deeper guides that will help you find your way through a world that grows more sophisticated and complex by the year.

Explore Bron Academy: academy.bron.org

Bron founder Dmitry Tokarev sat down with @paulbarrontv to talk about tokenized securities, staking, and digital inheritance.

Watch the full podcast here:
youtube.com/watch?v=prkE0U…

Monad staking is now live in Bron.

Stake through the Bron platform, connected to the @monad network via our partner P2P.org. You stay in control throughout. Nothing changes hands.

Available now in your Bron account.

1/ We’re pleased to announce a new partnership with @MidasRWA, bringing access to mTBILL directly into the Bron digital wealth platform.

Eligible Bron users can now subscribe to mTBILL with USDCmTBILL is an onchain investment product designed to provide exposure to short-term ile maintaining self-custody of their digital assets.

Issued by Midas: midas.app/legal. Capital at risk; total loss possible. Not directed at, and not to be acted on by, UK or US persons.

2/ The tokenised U.S. Treasury Funds to which mTBILL is linked are managed by BlackRock and Superstate, bringing an institutional approach to an investment product designed for on-chain access. mTBILL is designed to track the performance of short-term U.S. Treasury Bills.

Returns accrue through the value of the token itself, so as the underlying strategy generates yield, that is reflected in mTBILL’s redeemable value without requiring users to claim or reinvest distributions.

Through our partnership with @MidasRWA, eligible users can access mTBILL through Bron alongside the stablecoins and other digital assets they already manage.

Issued by Midas: midas.app/legal. Capital at risk; total loss possible. Not directed at, and not to be acted on by, UK or US persons.

3/ Bron provides the self-custody digital wealth platform through which eligible users can access mTBILL.

Issued by Midas: midas.app/legal. Capital at risk; total loss possible. Not directed at, and not to be acted on by, UK or US persons.

Secure self-custody needs a recovery model that is as carefully designed as the security protecting your assets.

Alongside Bron’s existing Guardian recovery, users can now choose FaceScan, developed with @iProov, as another secure way to verify their identity and recover access No facial image is permanently stored, and the cryptographic data used for verification is not linked to your name or contact details.

Two recovery options, built around the same principle: maintaining control without compromising security.

Explore your recovery options: bron.org/impossible