Wallet lifecycle
Create and maintain wallets, addresses and keys within the agreed access model.
Wallet Infrastructure / WaaS
Embed wallets and controlled operations in your application through APIs and SDKs.
Banks, depositaries and financial companies integrating digital asset operations into their own products.
Create and maintain wallets, addresses and keys within the agreed access model.
Detect incoming operations, prepare outgoing operations and return status to the client system.
Backend API, Policy API, Risk Scoring API and mobile SDKs connect your product to the platform.
Simulation, policies, T1, MPC, controlled publication and operation records within one process.
A user creates a transfer in the bank’s app, which sends its parameters to the platform.
The platform checks effects, rules and risk, then admits a permitted operation to MPC.
After signing, a separate publication stage runs and the app receives the current status.
If the operation is rejected, the bank’s system receives the reason for further handling.
This scenario illustrates the product logic. It is not a client case study.
Your organisation retains the brand, customer interface, legal model and user relationships. API and SDK methods, networks and limits are defined in the integration specification.
A repeated request does not create a separate duplicate operation.
Incoming operations receive status based on the required confirmations.
The client system can access the reason for rejecting an outgoing operation.
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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