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Computation is broken. Whoever processes data must access it, exposing it to attacks, exploits, and risky trust assumptions. Traditional cryptography encrypts data at rest and in transit, but data usually has to be exposed during computation. That makes sensitive workloads difficult to build on transparent systems such as public blockchains. Arcium provides encrypted computation through the blockchain. It uses Multi-Party Computation (MPC) so applications can compute over encrypted data while keeping inputs hidden from any single node.

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Choose your path

Learn about Arcium

Understand MPC eXecution Environments (MXEs) and how encrypted computation works.

Start building

Set up your environment and write your first encrypted instruction.

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Key benefits

Arcium gives applications a way to add encryption without leaving the Solana ecosystem.
  • Encrypted inputs and outputs: Process sensitive data without exposing it to any single node.
  • Onchain coordination: Use Solana for orchestration, finalization, and application integration.
  • Developer tooling: Build encrypted instructions with Arcis, Anchor-compatible Solana programs, and the TypeScript client.
Use cases include confidential DeFi, private AI inference, sealed-bid auctions, hidden-information games, and other applications where data must remain confidential during computation.