Engineering
Software systems built for institutions in digital asset markets.
We build software. Regulatory reporting technology designed to help CASPs meet their reporting obligations, custody and key management architecture, market data pipelines, analytics engines, settlement systems, on-chain services, compliance and monitoring tooling, and the integration layers that connect all of it to the systems an institution already runs.
Our clients operate what we build, under their own licences and their own controls. We design for that from the outset: clear boundaries, documented interfaces, transferable code, and an exit path that does not depend on us.
What we build
- Regulatory reporting technology
- Structured collection, validation and processing of the data a CASP needs for its reporting obligations: consistent, accurate and traceable, with stronger data governance and less manual handling.
- Custody and key management architecture
- HSM and MPC integration, policy engines, approval workflows, ceremony design and operational runbooks. We design the architecture; key material never reaches us.
- Market data infrastructure
- Ingestion, normalisation, storage, distribution, APIs.
- Settlement and position technology
- Order and instruction management, position and exposure systems, reconciliation, settlement workflow, operated by the client under its own authorisations.
- On-chain services
- Node infrastructure, indexing, transaction construction and broadcast tooling, smart contract development and audit support.
- Analytics platforms
- Data engineering, analytics engines, dashboards, alerting, machine learning pipelines.
- Compliance and monitoring technology
- Transaction monitoring, screening integration, travel rule interfaces, market surveillance, reporting.
- Integration
- Core banking, treasury, risk, data warehouse, identity.
How we work
Small senior teams. Architecture before code. Documentation as a deliverable, not an afterthought.
We work inside your governance rather than around it, and we plan the handover from the first week. The measure of a build is whether your team still owns it a year later.