Manage clients’
digital assets
A regulated co-signing model that gives you operational control across your clients’ assets, with no custody licence of your own required.
- MiCA CASP EU
- VQF SRO Swiss
- MPC + TEE security
- SOC 2
Client mandates, without a custody licence
You carry the mandate to manage your clients’ assets, but not a custody licence, and the usual options force a bad trade between control, liability and a clean view across venues.
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Use a third-party custodian
You get API access at most and cannot move assets without the client, so the relationship is split and you are structurally disintermediated.
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Become a licensed custodian
Acquiring a licence in every jurisdiction carries capital, governance and audit cost that is uneconomic for most managers.
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Help clients self-custody
A hardware wallet or single signer is operationally fragile, audit-unfriendly, and one lost device from total loss.
What a manager gets,
mapped to the platform
Operational control,
without holding the keys
Your client
Holds the vetoYou, the manager
Initiate and operateThe Vault
Regulated co-signerIt takes two to move
Any two of the three shares are needed to move assets. You operate within mandate, the client can always veto, and the whole key is never assembled in one place.
A key with no single holder
Each signing key is split into shares held by separate parties, the whole key is never assembled, and no one party can sign alone.
No custody licence required
You never hold a full key and cannot reach threshold alone, so you operate client assets without becoming a licensed custodian.
The client keeps sovereignty
The client holds a veto share for material moves, so nothing significant happens without them.
You initiate and operate within the agreed mandate; the client retains a veto on material moves; and a regulated party co-signs every transaction, applying AML and Travel Rule, so control and liability stay where they should.