Keys and addresses
Manage key and address lifecycles, distribute cryptographic authority among MPC participants and protect key shares in HSMs.
Digital Asset Control Infrastructure
Digital asset control infrastructure
Connect instructions, effect checks, admission, signing and operation results in one controlled process.
Who it is for
Banks and financial institutions that need common controls for their own and client operations.
What the solution includes
Checks before signing
Effect simulation, organisational policies and T1 risk assessment establish the basis for admission to a cryptographic step.
Execution and monitoring
Threshold signing, separate controlled publication, confirmation tracking and external status.
Investigation and recovery
Auditable decision records, handling of stops and recovery procedures for the agreed configuration.
A treasury transfer with amount and recipient controls
An employee creates an instruction specifying the asset, amount and recipient address.
The platform simulates the effect, checks policies and obtains the T1 assessment. A prohibited operation stops before MPC.
An admitted operation passes through threshold signing and a separate controlled publication stage.
Your system receives status and records linking the instruction to its external result.
This scenario illustrates the product logic. It is not a client case study.
Responsibility boundaries
Your organisation determines the financial product, legal model, internal accounting and risk appetite. Networks, assets, operations and roles are set out in the solution specification.
What to test before production
A prohibited address or exceeded limit stops the operation before signing.
A favourable T1 assessment cannot override a policy prohibition.
Records connect the instruction, control decisions, signing and external status.
What we agree for your configuration
Configure the business process, networks and assets, roles, integrations, deployment model, risk-data sources, stop conditions and audit records. Review the selected plan and deployment requirements before integration.
Deployment stepsFurther reading
The operation lifecycle
Follow intent, checks, admission, signing, publication and external status.
Read guideDeployment and acceptance
Define the configuration, responsibilities and pilot checks.
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