Digital-asset accounts sitting beside the fiat balances in the same double-entry core, converting between each other inside it. No second stack, no bridge, one reconciliation.
A customer holds euro, dollar and digital-asset balances in one list and moves between them in one flow. They are entries in the same double-entry ledger, which is why there is one reconciliation rather than two systems agreeing overnight.
Fiat converts to digital assets and back inside that ledger. Nothing leaves for an external exchange and returns, so there is no second set of balances to keep in step and no window in which the two disagree.
Client digital assets are held, with custody records kept in the ledger alongside everything else, and yield-bearing savings products sit on top of them. The digital-asset leg of a payment settles the same way the fiat leg does.
Every component described here is running in production today inside licensed financial institutions whose platform we build and operate.
We will take you through the fiat and digital-asset sides as they stand, in one ledger and one back office, and map what you are launching onto what is already there. You will be talking to the people who run the platform.