Programmability
Built for programmable finance.
As money becomes programmable, DEOSX gives institutions the rails to automate, customise and move value in ways static banking infrastructure wasn't built for.
From legacy rails to programmable infrastructure.
Institutions need more than an account and an API. DEOSX is built as an operating system for value, one that lets institutions build directly on top of their money and assets.
What is programmable finance, for DEOSX?
The ability to issue, move, and manage both traditional and digital value from a single programmable base, without stitching together separate providers for each function.
Programmability
Built for programmable finance.
As money becomes programmable, DEOSX gives institutions the rails to automate, customise and move value in ways static banking infrastructure wasn't built for.
Common use cases
Capabilities in play
How it runs
Treasury rebalancing
Rebalance large treasury positions without a public order book moving against you.
- Tell the desk the size and side of the trade
- The desk returns a firm price, locked once you accept
- The desk arranges settlement on both legs
- Recorded on the same books as every other product
What will you build next with DEOSX?
Talk to our deskSettlement
One programmable base underneath.
Every DEOSX Banking Solutions product settles through Pay, over bank rails or programmable rails, whichever the instruction calls for.
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.
Talk to our desk.
Tell us what your institution needs to move, hold or issue. The desk replies within one business day.