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Fortary’s backup and recovery system ensures your organization never loses access to its digital assets — even in the event of device loss, hardware failure, or personnel changes. The system is designed to be simple to use, highly secure, and requires no code or technical expertise from your team.

Simple, No-Code Backup

Fortary handles backup automatically as part of its MPC custody infrastructure. When your organization’s keys are generated or updated, encrypted recovery packages are created and stored securely — no scripts, or technical configuration required. We help walk you through a smooth curated process. Your organization’s administrators manage backup through a guided wizard flow kit within the platform. The process is designed to be straightforward:
  • No code required — Everything is managed through Fortary’s interface
  • Automatic generation — Recovery packages are created whenever keys are generated
  • Encrypted by default — All recovery packages are encrypted using industry-standard Age encryption, ensuring that only your organization’s authorized administrators can access them

Modular Backup Options

Fortary offers flexibility in how your organization structures its backup strategy. Multiple backup approaches can be used individually or in combination to match your organization’s security requirements and operational preferences:
Your organization can combine multiple backup strategies to create layered redundancy. Fortary’s team works with you during onboarding to recommend a backup configuration that fits your operational and compliance requirements.

How Recovery Works

Fortary provides two recovery paths, depending on the scenario:

Threshold Recovery

If one component of your MPC signing setup becomes unavailable — for example, a lost device or a single infrastructure issue — the remaining components can collectively regenerate the missing piece. This is the most common recovery scenario and is handled within the platform.
  • No single point of failure — as long as a threshold of signing components remain operational, recovery is possible
  • The recovered component is automatically refreshed with new cryptographic material for continued security
  • Your organization’s assets remain accessible throughout the process

Disaster Recovery

In the rare event that multiple components are unavailable simultaneously, Fortary provides an offline disaster recovery process using your organization’s encrypted recovery packages.
  • Administrators decrypt recovery packages using their organization’s private keys
  • The original key material is reconstructed and redistributed securely
  • All key shares are refreshed after recovery, ensuring forward security
Recovery procedures are coordinated with the Fortary security team. If you need to initiate a recovery, contact Fortary immediately.Your recovery package is set up to opperate independently. If Fortary were to dissolve, we never have accesss to your private keys and you will have all the tools you need to recovery your wallet and import it into a new tool.

External Recovery Providers

Fortary is expanding its backup and recovery ecosystem to include support for trusted external third-party recovery firms. This will give organizations additional options for managing their recovery packages, including independent custody of backup material by regulated third parties.
External recovery provider support is coming soon. Contact your Fortary account team to learn about upcoming options and how they can complement your existing backup strategy.

Security Guarantees

Fortary’s backup and recovery system is built on several core security principles:
  • Non-custodial — Fortary alone can never access or recover your keys. Recovery always requires your organization’s participation and authorization. And recovery and be performed independent of Fortary.
  • Encrypted at rest — All recovery packages use Age encryption. Only your organization’s authorized administrators hold the decryption keys.
  • Audit trail — All recovery operations are logged and auditable.

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