Multiparty Computation (MPC) is a cryptographic technique that allows multiple parties to jointly compute a function over their inputs while keeping those inputs private. Each participant contributes their data without revealing it to others. This approach ensures that the outcome can be shared among the group without compromising individual privacy.In practice, MPC enables secure calculations such as aggregating votes, computing shared resources, or managing shared wallets. Each party performs computations on their data, producing intermediate results that are shared in a way that no single participant can deduce the original inputs.The benefits of MPC include enhanced security and privacy, as sensitive information remains confidential even while participating in collaborative processes. This makes it suitable for environments where trust is limited or participants are reluctant to share data openly. As a result, MPC plays a crucial role in enhancing the confidentiality and integrity of transactions and operations.