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Banks & Financial Institutions

Move, convert and settle regulated value on one set of rails.

Banks and financial institutions use DEOSX to move, convert and settle regulated value without stitching together separate vendors for FX, custody, and settlement. Everything runs on the same books and the same controls.

Business value

One platform instead of many providers.

Without DEOSX

Separate vendors for each function

FX, custody and settlement stitched together from different providers.

With DEOSX

The same books and the same controls

Move, convert and settle institutional balances on programmable rails.

Use cases

Where it fits.

OTCLarge treasury rebalancing that would move a public order book
OTCTime-sensitive trades ahead of a settlement or reporting deadline
Onchain FX (Swap)Recurring treasury conversions on a fixed schedule
Onchain FX (Swap)Auto-converting incoming payments into an operating currency
XchangeOne-off conversion of a digital asset holding into fiat
XchangeFunding a new balance from an existing fiat account

Security

Bank-grade by default.

Compliance is not a department we consult. It is the rail the platform runs on.

KYB before the first quote

Every counterparty is verified before it can request a price.

Dual approval on every trade

No single person moves institutional money. Booking and approval are separated by role.

Screening inside the settlement path

Sanctions and Travel Rule checks run inside the lifecycle, not after the fact.

An audit trail that holds up

Every quote, approval and settlement leg is timestamped with its actor and kept.

FAQ

Answers for banks.

Didn't find your answer? Talk to our desk.

Do we still need separate providers for FX, custody and settlement?
No. Conversion, custody and settlement run on the same platform, on the same books and under the same controls.
How are counterparties verified?
Every counterparty is verified and tiered through KYB before it can request a price.

Talk to our desk.

Tell us what your institution needs to move, hold or issue. The desk replies within one business day.