Enterprises don’t adopt tools; they adopt controls. @WalletConnect meets that bar with policy-aware Smart Sessions, Multi-Chain coverage, and verifiable app attestation—foundations that map cleanly to compliance. Risk teams can encode rule sets (per-trade caps, counterparty allowlists, trading windows), and wallets enforce them at the point of signature. Every action is scoped, time-boxed, and logged.
This unlocks serious workflows: tokenized bonds on one chain, settlement on another, and treasury ops spanning multiple rollups—without re-connecting or bypassing policy. Custodians can run or delegate nodes and stake $WCT to both secure transport and participate in governance (fee schedules, default safeguards, slashing levels). That dual role—protector and policymaker—creates institutional alignment without compromising self-custody for retail users.
Regulatory clarity is uneven worldwide, but infrastructure that is transparent, neutral, and audit-friendly tends to win. WalletConnect’s design separates who holds keys (users) from who sets rules (governance) and who carries traffic (operators). That separation of concerns is what makes institutional adoption compatible with decentralization instead of corrosive to it.
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