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Connected to existing core systems
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Legacy core systems were never built to hold or settle digital assets.
Building that capability in-house is a multi-million, multi-year commitment.
Standing still is not free either: payments in digital assets are growing, and clients are finding faster, cheaper routes.
Uncertainty over which networks and standards to commit to.
Risk of investing in infrastructure that is obsolete before it delivers a return.
Limited in-house expertise, with no budget allocated to build it.
Unwillingness to take on custody of digital assets, or to run the wallets and keys behind them.
A landscape still maturing, in technology and regulation.
The core you already run stays as it is. The layer beside it does the holding and the settling.
There is nothing to build in-house. The capability arrives as a service and runs from day one.
Your clients get the faster, cheaper routes they are looking for, through your bank rather than around it.
The layer deploys on top of the bank’s existing core and runs today.
Delivered as a service. No multi-million project, no new department.
One integration adapts as networks and standards change.
Client, pricing, conversion and settlement stay inside the bank.
Hardwired for a changing landscape.
It connects through APIs, and nothing in the core changes.
It works with any core, any network and any token.
Screening, price and conversion happen in one motion; if any step fails, nothing moves.
Conversion is mint-and-burn, so nothing crosses the bank’s balance sheet.
The layer sits between the outside world and your core. Nothing below it is replaced.
Walletless means the bank never holds a wallet, keys or the asset. No digital asset handling at all.
One incoming payment, converted on arrival and credited in local currency, in one motion.
A settlement layer between two banks, fiat on both sides.
This layer is for the payments that take days and stop for nights and weekends.
It sets the price and stays the settlement principal on its own licence.
The connector links the network to the bank’s own ledger, so the membership reaches the accounts.
| Aryze | Fireblocks | Taurus | Bridge · Stripe | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Accept stablecoin paymentsA CLIENT IS PAID IN DIGITAL ASSETS | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Cross-border settlementVALUE BETWEEN TWO INSTITUTIONS | ✓ | − | − | ✓ |
| Currency conversionBETWEEN CURRENCIES AND DIGITAL ASSETS | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Tokenised moneyA TOKEN OF YOUR OWN, ONE TO ONE | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | − |
| One view of every transactionREPORTING AND RECONCILIATION | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Runs under the bank’s own licenceTHE FLOW, END TO END | ✓ | − | − | − |
Establish scope, requirements and readiness.
Build and operate the solution.
Measure results and decide next steps.
Aryze builds the settlement layer that runs on the bank’s own core.