Walrus storage and Seal encryption. Powered by Triton.
Decentralised storage and encrypted secret management designed for Sui, with Triton-managed APIs for production workloads.
Store large data and blobs with Walrus
Walrus is Mysten Labs' decentralised storage layer for large binary data on Sui. It splits data across storage nodes, so only a fraction of fragments are needed to reconstruct the original blob. This makes storage cheaper and more resilient than full-replication alternatives.
Walrus publishers register blob references on-chain, aggregators reconstruct and serve data via HTTP with no gas fees, and storage nodes hold the underlying fragments. Triton runs all three node types across Sui mainnet and testnet, so teams can store and retrieve data reliably without managing their own infrastructure.
Store large data and blobs with Walrus
Walrus is Mysten Labs' decentralised storage layer for large binary data on Sui. It splits data across storage nodes, so only a fraction of fragments are needed to reconstruct the original blob. This makes storage cheaper and more resilient than full-replication alternatives.
Walrus publishers register blob references on-chain, aggregators reconstruct and serve data via HTTP with no gas fees, and storage nodes hold the underlying fragments. Triton runs all three node types across Sui mainnet and testnet, so teams can store and retrieve data reliably without managing their own infrastructure.
Encrypt data and control access with Seal
Seal provides a client-side encryption and access-control API for sensitive data in Sui applications. Using threshold encryption and programmable Move policies, developers can define exactly who can decrypt data, when access is allowed, and under what conditions.
Encrypted fragments can be stored on Walrus or private backends. Triton operates Seal servers in both open (testnet only) and permissioned (mainnet and testnet) modes, supporting teams that need isolated infrastructure or regulated data handling.
Encrypt data and control access with Seal
Seal provides a client-side encryption and access-control API for sensitive data in Sui applications. Using threshold encryption and programmable Move policies, developers can define exactly who can decrypt data, when access is allowed, and under what conditions.
Encrypted fragments can be stored on Walrus or private backends. Triton operates Seal servers in both open (testnet only) and permissioned (mainnet and testnet) modes, supporting teams that need isolated infrastructure or regulated data handling.