Company: Randamu
Co-founders: Erick Watson (CEO), Patrick McClurg (CTO), Yolan Romailler (CSO)
Website: https://www.randa.mu/
About Randamu
Randamu is a startup delivering decentralised, cryptographic infrastructure for the next generation of secure, verifiable, and automated digital systems. Serving Web3 developers, protocols, and blockchains, Randamu provides foundational components, including publicly verifiable randomness, time-locked encryption, and cross-chain orchestration. It stewards the drand protocol and the League of Entropy to enable trust-minimised coordination and transparency across distributed systems.
Founded on October 3, 2023, by experts in threshold cryptography and distributed systems, Randamu is committed to open-source values, transparency, and community-driven innovation. Its mission is to equip builders with censorship-resistant, accountable and independently verifiable tools that allow critical actions to be governed by cryptographic consensus. Randamu collaborates globally with research institutions, blockchain foundations and decentralized infrastructure providers.
Facing several key challenges early on, Randamu had to design secure cross-chain coordination without relying on bridges, which are often fragile or centralised. This led to deep investments in technologies that were academically complex, under-documented and not yet widely adopted.
The team had to shift the Web3 conversation from bridges and oracles to secure, programmable coordination. Rather than being just another messaging layer, Randamu aimed to be the cryptographic coordination layer for multi-chain dApps, which required significant market education.
Randamu launched in a market that was still reeling from the collapse of centralised intermediaries and over-financialised speculation. Convincing investors that cryptographic infrastructure was not only essential but investable became challenging. Those who believed in the vision enabled Randamu to launch a live mainnet, user adoption, and a community of developers building secure multi-chain logic on top of dcipher.network.
Finally, Randamu had to scale a world-class team while staying lean, carefully deciding what to build versus integrate, and trusting the open-source ethos to compound their efforts. Randamu launched the Threshold Association for decentralised ecosystem stewardship, prioritising transparency and open participation.
Randamu’s impact on the blockchain industry has been foundational. While others focused on token movement, Randamu introduced bridgeless, cryptographically secure coordination, moving trust and not just assets. It redefined the role of threshold cryptography, showing its use in automating complex, multi-chain behaviors without centralized trust. This work culminated in the launch of dcipher.network, a coordination layer enabling secure cross-chain logic without exposing to the risks associated with bridges or fragmented tooling.
The company also pushed cryptographic governance. The Threshold Association, a neutral, Swiss-based steward of open coordination standards, has provided a forum for builders, researchers, and node operators to collaboratively shape the evolution of threshold networks.
In terms of adoption, DeFi protocols use dcipher for multi-chain yield strategies without relying on centralized signers. Gaming ecosystems leverage Randamu’s randomness layer for tamper-proof loot drops and fair matchmaking. Layer 2s integrate with Randamu to automate treasury and trust-minimised token launches.
By combining cryptographic guarantees with accessible APIs and SDKs, Randamu has made it easier for developers to build secure systems from day one, rather than treating security as an afterthought. More than an infrastructure provider, Randamu has become a force multiplier for the next wave of decentralised innovation, proving what secure, cryptographic Web3 coordination should be.
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