A wallet built for institutions, not individuals. Multi-signature governance, compliance-integrated transaction approval, and cryptographic evidence on every movement. Every outbound transfer is attested by the Verdict Engine and sealed to CourtChain™ before execution.
| Audience | Hedge funds, family offices, corporate treasurers, DAO treasuries, regulated stablecoin issuers, brokerages. |
| Buyer | CFO, CTO, Head of Treasury, BSA Officer. |
| Economic Model | Per-wallet-month + per-tx fee. Volume tiers for high-throughput trading desks. No AUM percentage. |
| Partners | Validator network operators (13 jurisdictions), custodian-grade key-management hardware (Ledger, Yubico), regulated-bank settlement partners. |
User holds 1 shard, JIL holds 1, recovery service holds 1. No single party can sign alone.
Dilithium signing + Kyber key encapsulation. Quantum-resistant by construction.
Per-counterparty whitelists, per-jurisdiction restrictions, time-based limits, multi-approver workflows.
Outbound counterparty + amount validated against sanctions + AML policy before signing.
14-of-20 validators across 13 jurisdictions sign each transaction's verdict before MPC signing.
Family office's CFO initiates $50M USDC transfer to a regulated counterparty in Singapore. Policy engine verifies: beneficiary on whitelist (yes), Singapore jurisdiction allowed (yes), amount within weekly limit (yes), 2 of 3 approvers signed (CFO + CIO + lawyer). Verdict pre-check: counterparty wallet clean, AML pattern green. JIL signs verdict, MPC combines, tx broadcasts. 23 hours later, regulator requests audit-trail. Family office hands the regulator a self-authenticating CREB™ containing the policy decision + verdict + signing record + tx receipt. Done in <5 minutes.
| Threshold | MPC 2-of-3 - user always holds a shard |
| PQ crypto | Dilithium + Kyber for quantum-resistant signing |
| Policy | Counterparty whitelist, jurisdiction allowlist, amount limits, multi-approver workflows |
| Validator network | 14-of-20 BFT across 13 jurisdictions - no single party can compel |
| Audit trail | FRE 902(14) self-authenticating; regulator receives immediate audit response |