Welcome to the Lit Ambassador program, where we strive to support individuals who are passionate about Lit and web3. Our goal is to build a decentralized ecosystem of contributors, with clear pathways for individuals to get involved and be rewarded for their contributions. By streamlining feedback from the community, our

Learn about the latest developments happening within the Lit ecosystem.

Learn about how different authentication methods work with Programmable Key Pairs.

Learn how to use the Lit Gateway Minter to create a private, multi-chain NFT collection.

This is your invitation to build the new web with distributed keys.

As the year comes to a close, we would like to take a moment to reflect on the Lit grant program.

Lit Protocol powers decentralized access control, encryption, and compute for web3 applications. At Lit, we are working to simplify the user experience across the dWeb. Our goal is to build cryptographic solutions that uphold the promises of a user-owned web and empower individuals with true data sovereignty while delivering the

This is an introduction guide to using Lit Actions and Programmable Key Pairs (PKPs) for a developer. By the end of this post, you should be able to mint your first PKP and use that public key to sign a Lit Action!

A space for open collaboration, idea sharing, and innovation.

Lit Protocol Community Update: December '22

Learn how to set up access control through Lit via encryption, JWT or programmatic signing. Understand how to use Lit with IPFS.

A Monthly Newsletter on all things Lit. Lit Protocol powers decentralized access control, encryption, and compute for web3 applications. At Lit, we are working to simplify the user experience across the dWeb. Our goal is to build cryptographic solutions that uphold the promises of a user-owned web and empower individuals

A Monthly Newsletter on all things Lit. Lit Protocol powers decentralized access control, encryption, and compute for web3 applications. At Lit, we are working to simplify the user experience across the dWeb. Our goal is to build cryptographic solutions that uphold the promises of a user-owned web and empower individuals

In the past few months, we’ve seen the importance of having privacy-enabling technology. From the Tornado Cash sanctions to FTX flagging Aztec as a “high risk” service, we’re in a new dawn of what privacy means when faced with regulation. We must defend our own privacy if we

Learn how to build applications with private data on the decentralized Web.

Introduction to decentralized access control, powered by Lit Protocol.

This post is an introduction to the Lit Protocol x Ceramic Network Integration that allows developers to store encrypted information in a decentralized datastore (Ceramic Network) where access is limited to those that the developer or user allows via Lit Protocol's decentralized access control. Today, in order to