Fintech: Crypto & Digital Assets

Crypto rails and digital asset infrastructure: engineered to bank standards.

Crypto as a first class payment rail, tokenized settlement, and digital asset custody integration: built with the same audit trail, compliance controls, and operational rigor as the fiat side of your platform.

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The short answer

What is crypto payment infrastructure, and how does it fit alongside traditional rails?

Crypto payment infrastructure is the software that lets a fintech, bank, or platform move value on public blockchains and stablecoin networks: creating and reconciling on chain transactions with the same audit trail, compliance controls, and operational rigor as fiat rails. In modern platforms, crypto is treated as one payment rail among many: the orchestration layer routes value through ACH, SEPA, Pix, or a stablecoin corridor based on cost, speed, geography, and regulatory permission, and the ledger reconciles all of them against one source of truth. Custody (the safeguarding of digital asset keys) is typically delegated to an MPC (multi party computation) custody partner and integrated as a service, not built in house.

What we build

Crypto & Digital Assets, engineered on your infrastructure.

Crypto as a payment rail

Route transactions through crypto/stablecoin corridors alongside ACH, SEPA, Wire, and Pix: one orchestration layer, unified ledger, unified reconciliation.

Payment railStablecoin

Tokenized settlement

Use on chain rails for settlement between counterparties or for internal treasury operations, with the ledger recording the on chain event as the settlement fact.

Tokenized settlement

MPC custody integration

Integrate institutional MPC custody providers (Fireblocks, Copper, Vaultody, and similar) as a service: you get institutional key management without holding the keys.

MPC custodyInstitutional

Multi chain support

Support for the major EVM chains, Bitcoin, and the Layer 2s your program needs: added via the same integration pattern rather than bespoke integrations per chain.

EVMBitcoinL2s

Travel rule & compliance

Travel rule (FATF R.16) handling, on chain analytics integration (Chainalysis, TRM, Elliptic), and sanctions/AML wired to on chain events the same way as fiat.

Travel ruleOn chain analytics

One ledger for fiat + crypto

Fiat and crypto positions live on the same double entry ledger, with a unified view for finance, treasury, and audit: not a separate crypto silo.

Unified ledger

FAQ

Crypto & Digital Assets: frequently asked questions.

Do you self custody digital assets or integrate with a custodian?

For institutional deployments we integrate with an MPC (multi party computation) custody partner rather than self custodying. Institutional MPC custody providers hold the key material under audited controls; we build the platform that instructs custody, records the on chain events, and reconciles them to the ledger. Self custody at institutional scale is a distinct regulatory and operational program most fintechs shouldn't take on.

How do you handle travel rule and on chain compliance?

Travel rule (FATF R.16) information is captured at initiation, encrypted, and transmitted through supported VASP to VASP protocols. On chain analytics integrations (Chainalysis, TRM, Elliptic) run screening on counterparty addresses at both send and receive, and hits route into the same investigator workflow as fiat sanctions matches: one compliance queue, one evidence model.

Can crypto and fiat live on the same ledger?

Yes, and they should. A double entry ledger with crypto and fiat positions in one accounting model gives finance and audit a single, reconcilable view of the business: instead of a fiat GL that quietly disagrees with a crypto sub ledger. On chain events become entries in the same ledger, referenced by transaction hash for provenance.

Which chains and assets do you support?

The integration pattern is chain agnostic. Deployments typically start with a small set of chains and assets (the major EVM chains (Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base), Bitcoin, and the primary stablecoins (USDC, USDT)) and expand as the program's needs and compliance permissions grow. New chains and assets ride the same integration pattern rather than requiring bespoke work each time.

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