Banks & institutions

Offer digital asset services without giving up control.

Alloy is non-custodial software your bank runs inside its own perimeter. Keys stay in the HSM or signing provider you approve, every action leaves an evidence trail, and you add services one step at a time.

What holds banks back

  • Vendor platforms want your keys, your data or both in their cloud.
  • Risk, compliance and audit teams need evidence that is hard to pull from provider consoles.
  • Rebuilding everything on a new platform is too big a first step.

What changes

Digital asset operations that pass your own review.

Runs inside your perimeter

Deploy to your own cloud account or data center, connected to your identity, network and monitoring.

Your keys, your HSM

Signing stays with the HSM or provider you already approve. Alloy holds no customer private keys.

Evidence for every action

Requests, policy decisions and status changes are recorded and exportable for audit and regulatory review.

Under your brand

Staff and customer-facing screens can carry your bank’s brand, language and formats.

How banks start

One service first, then the program.

  1. Scope one service

    Pick a first use case, such as treasury transfers or digital asset operations for one client segment, and map it with your architecture and risk teams.

  2. Review the boundary

    Your security and risk teams review where keys, data and decisions live before anything is deployed.

  3. Deploy and expand

    Run Alloy in your environment, then add risk, reconciliation and compliance capabilities as the program grows.

Alloy holds no customer private keys.How we handle security

FAQ

Questions from banks.

Is Alloy a custodian?

No. Alloy is software you operate. It holds no customer private keys and never takes possession of assets, so custody stays where your approved setup puts it.

Can Alloy run in our private cloud or data center?

Yes. Alloy is designed to be deployed into infrastructure you control. We work through your environment and security requirements during scoping.

What will our security review need?

We walk your teams through where keys, data and decisions live, and share architecture and data-flow documentation for your review.

Scope your first digital asset service.

We will map one use case against your infrastructure and your review requirements.