Platform

Signing authority, inside your perimeter.

Hardware and software built as one system: keys that never leave your environment, a ledger your finance team can audit, and settlement that speaks the standard your operations already run on.

Self-custodied keysISO 20022 messagingCloud · hybrid · private

01Signing

The cryptographic signing server.

Before settlement comes authority. Every movement of value needs a signature, and every signature needs a root of trust that the institution — not a vendor — controls.

Intel TDX trusted execution

Key operations run inside a hardware-isolated enclave, protected from the host operating system.

Optional FIPS-certified HSM

For institutions whose policy requires certified hardware key storage, without changing the workflow.

Threshold signatures

Approval quorum enforced cryptographically: no single operator can move value alone.

Multi-chain key derivation

One root of trust, many networks — new chains do not require new key ceremonies.

On-premises or private cloud

Deploy inside your perimeter. Kept offline, the same server is a cold vault.

No vendor access

There is no backdoor, no remote key export and no operator override. Not even for us.

02Wallet and ledger

The institutional wallet stack.

A wallet is not a place to store tokens. It is the policy, approval and accounting layer between a business process and a signature.

Tiered custody

Hot and cold tiers with explicit limits, so operational speed never becomes unmanaged exposure.

Policy and approval engine

Multi-level approvals, role separation and signing quorums expressed as rules your risk team can read.

Treasury and pooling

Merchant fund pooling, internal transfers and treasury sweeps that reconcile to the ledger rather than beside it.

Four-state sub-ledger

Available, reserved, in transit and confirmed — an accounting model that maps to how banks already book settlement.

Four states, one balance

01

Available

Spendable now, inside policy limits.

02

Reserved

Committed to an instruction awaiting approval.

03

In transit

Broadcast on-chain, awaiting confirmation.

04

Confirmed

Settled, final, reconciled to the message hash.

03Settlement

Messaging unchanged. Settlement replaced.

Institutions do not want a new operating model; they want the one they have, with a better core. Messages stay ISO 20022. What moves behind them changes.

ISO 20022, SWIFT-compatible

Payment instructions and status reports stay in the format your payment engine and correspondents already process.

Peer-to-peer on-chain

Value moves directly between two licensed institutions. On-chain confirmation constitutes settlement finality — in minutes, 24/7.

Message-to-hash binding

Every instruction is bound to its transaction hash, so an audit trail can reconstruct a payment end to end.

Position management

Stablecoin positions are sourced, sold and rebalanced through licensed platforms, not left to accumulate.

Currency-neutral

USDT, USDC, other compliant stablecoins or tokenised deposits — switchable without re-architecting the network.

Habits preserved

Pricing, FX spread and client relationships stay where they are. Only the settlement core moves.

04Architecture

Built as one system, not an assembly.

The signing server, wallet stack and settlement layer share one key hierarchy and one audit chain. That is what separates system integration from component assembly.

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Your systems

Core banking, payment engine, treasury, ERP and reporting — unchanged interfaces.

03

Settlement

ISO 20022 messaging · on-chain P2P · position management · message-to-hash audit.

02

Wallet and sub-ledger

Policy engine · approval quorum · tiering · four-state accounting.

Private keys never cross this line
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Cryptographic signing server

Intel TDX or FIPS HSM · threshold signing · multi-chain derivation — deployed inside your environment.

05Deployment

Run it where your regulator wants it.

Fastest start

Secure cloud

Managed cloud deployment for a lightweight go-live. Keys remain held in the institution’s own signing service.

Most common

Hybrid

Signing and core ledger services on your premises; business-side asset management and settlement in the cloud.

Data sovereignty

Fully private

The entire stack deployed in your own environment — for institutions with strict residency or sovereignty requirements.

06Assurance

What we can show your risk committee.

Key lifecycle

Generation, backup, rotation and destruction with documented ceremony and dual control.

Deployment validation

Multi-site deployment testing across regions, including failure and recovery paths.

Audit by default

Every instruction, approval and signature is logged and bound to its on-chain result.

Independent review

Cryptographic design documented for external review; diligence materials available under NDA.

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07Boundaries

What we do — and what we deliberately do not.

Vetrapay provides

  • Cryptographic signing infrastructure, deployed under your control
  • Wallet, policy and sub-ledger software integrated with your systems
  • Settlement messaging, on-chain routing and audit binding
  • Integration with licensed conversion and liquidity partners

Vetrapay does not

  • Hold client funds, assets or private keys
  • Issue stablecoins or operate a stablecoin treasury
  • Offer digital-asset trading or custody to end customers
  • Serve retail customers, or any client in mainland China

See it running in your environment.

A technical walkthrough takes about an hour. Bring your architect and your risk lead.