Addresses, keys and roles
Manage addresses and keys with separate roles and cryptographic authority.
Digital Depositary Technology
Connect an internal instruction to its network operation, confirmations and reconciliation data.
Organisations developing or performing depositary functions within their applicable legal framework.
Manage addresses and keys with separate roles and cryptographic authority.
Policies and approvals determine which instructions can proceed to signing.
MPC and a separate publication stage retain control between internal decisions and external execution.
Status, confirmations, discrepancies and decisions are available for accounting and audit.
The accounting system supplies an instruction identifier and operation parameters.
The platform checks execution conditions and takes a permitted operation through MPC and publication.
Confirmations and network state are returned to the linked record.
A discrepancy or external status change becomes a distinct state for reconciliation.
This scenario illustrates the product logic. It is not a client case study.
The platform does not replace legally authoritative accounting or grant depositary status. Accounting and regulated functions remain the client’s responsibility.
Each instruction is unambiguously linked to its network operation and control record.
An unconfirmed operation is not presented as final.
A network reorganisation or discrepancy creates a controlled state for investigation.
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 stepsFollow intent, checks, admission, signing, publication and external status.
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