Mitigate
counterparty risk

Enhance security
and efficiency of your business
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Fully control, monitor, and customize flow of funds
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Do business with a risk-averse counterparty
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Streamline operational and transactional flow
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Reduce counterparty risk & fraud
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Ensure each side fulfills its obligations
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Save intermediary fees and improve business efficiency
A technology-first approach to managing counterparty risk






Use Cases
Alice wants to send ETH and receive USDC from Bob, but she is not sure if Bob will send her USDC after she has sent ETH to him.
Alice and Bob deposit funds to a mutually controlled wallet and both approve a withdrawal to each other's wallet.
Institutional counterparties (e.g. bank, custodian, crypto exchange, liquidity provider) want to trade with each other but are unwilling to prefund the counterparty’s account. Both counterparties deposit funds to a mutually controlled wallet and manage collateral according to each counterparty’s requirements.
Private individuals or companies would like to structure a complex transaction with approvals from multiple counterparties. They create a mutually controlled wallet and define the number of approvals and recipients that are going to receive funds.
Simple solutions
to cover your needs
by multiple counterparties
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Simple and fast setup
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No KYC required
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Decentralized wallet holds assets
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1.Create a shared escrow wallet
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2.Send funds
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3.Release funds to counterparty
if each counterparty accepts sent funds








and licensed escrow agent
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Transact in a regulated environment
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Ensure AML & KYC standards of both counterparties are fulfilled
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Resolve any issues
through a professional
escrow agent
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Legal documents
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Create account
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KYC
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1.Send digital assets to an escrow wallet controlled by a licensed escrow agent
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2.Confirm funds can be released
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