Custody stays approved
Funds and private keys remain with approved providers or customer-controlled infrastructure.
Solution / Banks and institutions
A customer-controlled operating layer for regulated digital asset programs.
Alloy helps regulated institutions keep custody with approved providers while standardizing controls, evidence, deployment boundaries, and provider portability.
Institutional frame: Non-custodial, modular, provider-neutral infrastructure designed to fit customer-controlled cloud, private cloud, and bank infrastructure reviews.
Workflow proof
Do not force the bank to choose between provider lock-in and a rebuild.
Alloy gives institutions a way to add digital asset operating controls while preserving approved custody providers, auditability, and deployment control.
Operating boundary
Bank systemsDigital asset productRisk and complianceFinance and auditIdentity and cloud
Alloy operating layerWalletKitPolicyKitRiskGuardReconFlowShieldOS
Custody boundaryApproved providersCustomer-controlled key pathsBank infrastructure
Review outputsArchitecture packetDecision receiptsException historyAudit exports
Operating model
The bank keeps custody strategy and deployment authority explicit.
Authority is reviewable
Roles, limits, approvals, signing responsibility, and exception paths are modeled as operating state.
Controls sit above custody
Policy, risk, compliance, and reconciliation records stay portable across provider choices.
Evidence leaves the console
Audit packages can be built from Alloy records instead of screenshots and provider-only exports.
Deployment review
Designed for controlled infrastructure conversations.
Cloud profile
Map Alloy modules, provider connections, network boundaries, logging, and identity assumptions for cloud review.
Private or sovereign profile
Document customer-governed deployment posture, data residency needs, and operational ownership.
Provider boundary
Show what remains with Fireblocks, BitGo, Copper, Safe, Alloy Mesh, or a customer-controlled stack.
Exit and expansion path
Add providers, products, or corridors without rebuilding policy, risk, and close workflows.
Review path
Give each stakeholder the artifact they need.
Architecture
System boundary, module map, deployment assumptions, and provider responsibility split.
Risk and compliance
Decision receipts, screening context, escalation ownership, and custody-boundary language.
Finance and audit
Reconciliation state, exception history, fee/balance evidence, and exportable review package.
Digital asset product
Provider portability, product launch path, operational controls, and future module expansion.
Evidence
Proof the buyer can inspect.
Every route keeps Alloy's public story grounded in operating records, custody boundaries, and right-sized modules.
Next step
Bring your current provider stack.
We will map the first workflow Alloy should stabilize, the custody boundary, and the modules that create evidence.
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