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Whether you run a regulated issuance program or a community treasury, we help you move from single-key risk to governed workflows, review windows, and a verifiable record—for institutions and communities alike.

Centralized

Institutions and issuers

Banks, fintechs, and enterprises that issue or manage tokenized deposits, stablecoins, and other regulated digital assets. You keep control with multi-party approvals and audit trails that regulators and auditors can rely on.

  • Tokenized deposits

    Banks and regulated institutions issuing deposit tokens need multi-party controls and a verifiable audit trail that regulators can inspect—without a single mint key.

    BanksDeposit tokensRegulator-ready

  • Stablecoin issuers

    Issuers of fiat-backed or reserve-backed stablecoins. Replace the single minter key with a governed process so mint, burn, and whitelist changes are reviewable and cancellable.

    Mint securityReserve opsAudit trail

  • RWA & securities tokenization

    Real-world assets and security tokens. Separation of duties between issuance, compliance, and execution—with every step on-chain and provable.

    RWASTOCompliance

  • Bank & institutional treasury

    Treasury teams managing digital assets across products. One policy set, one audit trail, and approval workflows that match internal governance.

    TreasuryMulti-step approvalsOne audit trail

  • Fintech issuers

    Fintechs issuing or managing tokenized assets. Governed minting and upgrades so one compromised key cannot cause unlimited mint or irreversible damage.

    TokenizationMint controlSeparation of duties

  • Fund subscription & redemption

    On-chain fund flows with request-and-approve workflows. Subscription, redemption, and whitelist changes follow a visible, delayable process.

    Fund opsWhitelistReview window

  • Institutional custody & reporting

    Custodians and prime brokers who need unified control across multiple tokens and contracts. Consistent policies and one tamper-evident record for reporting.

    CustodyMulti-tokenReporting

  • Regulated digital asset platforms

    Exchanges, market operators, or regulated platforms that hold or move client assets. On-chain proof of who approved what and when.

    ExchangesClient assetsAuditability

  • DAO treasuries

    Shared treasuries where no single key can move funds. Proposals, waiting periods, and role-based sign-off so the community can see and react.

    Shared authorityProposalsTransparent

  • Community grants & funding

    Grant programs and funding rounds with clear approval steps. Who requested, who approved, and when—all on-chain for accountability.

    GrantsFundingOn-chain record

  • DeFi protocols

    Permissionless protocols that still need guardrails. Parameter changes, upgrades, and emergency actions go through a governed, time-delayed process.

    ParametersUpgradesEmergency levers

  • Governance & voting

    Voting and execution separated so outcomes match community decisions. Time-locks and signer roles prevent one party from bypassing governance.

    VotingExecutionTime-locks

  • Agent & bot wallets

    Wallets used by bots or automated systems. Same rules as human-operated accounts: who can act, what they can do, and a review window for critical moves.

    AgentsBotsAudit trail

  • Automated trading & strategies

    Automated strategies that move value on-chain. Limits, approvals, and a visible history so operators and stakeholders can monitor and intervene.

    TradingStrategiesReview window

  • Multi-sig & shared custody

    Groups that share control of assets. Replace static multi-sig with configurable roles, time-locks, and recovery so the setup can evolve safely.

    Multi-sigShared custodyRecovery

  • Permissionless protocol upgrades

    Protocols that upgrade or change parameters in the open. High-impact changes are delayable and visible so the community has time to respond.

    UpgradesVisibilityCommunity

Decentralized

Communities and protocols

DAOs, permissionless protocols, and agent-driven systems that need shared authority and visible processes. No single key can move funds or change rules—proposals, waiting periods, and a permanent record everyone can verify.