Threshold Access Control (TACo)
  • Getting Started
    • Introduction to TACo
    • How TACo Works
    • Quickstart (Testnet)
  • For Developers
    • Integrate TACo Into Apps
      • Testnets
      • Mainnet Access
      • Mainnet Deployment
    • Ecosystem Integrations
      • OrbisDB
      • Waku
      • Waku + Codex
      • Irys
      • ComposeDB
      • Turbo
    • API
      • Encryptor Allowlist
      • Encrypt & Decrypt
      • Authentication
        • Condition Context
      • Access Control
        • TimeCondition
        • RpcCondition
        • ContractCondition
          • Use custom contract calls
          • Implement access revocation via smart contract
        • JSON Endpoint Conditions
          • JsonApiCondition
          • JsonRpcCondition
        • JWT Conditions
        • Logical Conditions
          • CompoundCondition
          • IfThenElseCondition
          • SequentialCondition
        • WIP / Feature Requests
          • Any (Major) EVM Chain Condition Support
    • Blueprints & Inspiration
      • Seed phrase recovery & transfer
      • Digital Rights Management for on-chain assets
      • Trustless channels for journalists, archivists & whistleblowers
      • Crowdsourcing real-world data with trustless contribution
  • For Product Leads
    • Value Propositions
    • Capabilities & Extensions
    • Use cases
      • Seed phrase recovery & transfer
      • Digital Rights Management for on-chain assets
      • Trustless channels for journalists, archivists & whistleblowers
      • Crowdsourcing real-world data with trustless contribution
    • Mainnet Fees
    • Trust Assumptions
      • Mainnet Trust Disclosure (Provider Answers)
      • Mainnet Trust Model Foundation
      • Trust levers & parameter packages
  • Reference
    • Contract Addresses
    • Architecture
      • Protocol Architecture
      • Protocol Flow
      • UML Use Case Diagram
      • Porter
    • Github
    • TACo Playground
    • TACo Scan
  • For Node Operators
    • Getting Set Up
      • Minimum System Requirements
      • Run a TACo Node with Docker
    • Operations
      • TACo Node Management
      • TACo Node Recovery
      • Stake Authorization
    • Duties, Compensation & Penalties
    • Run a Porter Instance
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  1. Getting Started

Introduction to TACo

End-to-End Encrypted. End-to-End Decentralized.

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Last updated 27 days ago

TACo (Threshold Access Control) is no central servers, no trusted intermediaries. Control who can decrypt your data, how, and when - all via a fully decentralized network.

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  • Your first encrypted data sharing flow - up and running in minutes.

  • Connect with developers, node operators, and the TACo team.

  • Explore the codebase, contribute, or file issues.

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Build with TACo

Integrate TACo into your app and enable trust-minimized, general-purpose data sharing for your end-users and customers.

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Evaluate TACo's utility

Understand TACo's unique capabilities & qualities, including condition logic, Web3 infra compatibility, and transparent trust models.

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Run a TACo Node

Support the TACo network and earn fees/rewards by setting up your own low-memory, low-expense, low-maintenance node client.