Put more assets to work

Expand the tokenized assets and stablecoins you support, without repeating the work to assess and monitor each one.

Put more assets to work

Expand the tokenized assets and stablecoins you support, without repeating the work to assess and monitor each one.

Put more assets to work

Expand the tokenized assets and stablecoins you support, without repeating the work to assess and monitor each one.

Our ecosystem design partners

  • Securitize logo, a tokenization partner supported by the Logos evidence platform
  • Paysend logo, a payments partner supported by the Logos evidence platform
  • Solana Foundation logo, a blockchain partner supported by the Logos evidence platform
  • Avalanche logo, a blockchain network supported by the Logos evidence platform
  • Ethereum Institutional logo, representing institutional Ethereum support for Logos
  • Hedera Hashgraph logo, a distributed ledger partner supported by Logos
  • Cyfrin logo, a security auditing partner supported by Logos
  • Consensys logo, an Ethereum infrastructure partner supported by Logos

Our ecosystem design partners

Our ecosystem design partners

THE ACCEPTANCE GAP

Movement scaled.
Acceptance did not.

Value now moves at network speed.
Acceptance still moves at the speed of email. A blockchain proves a transfer happened, but not whether an institution should accept what arrived: what is true now, who can change it, and whether its own policy allows it.

Issuer conversations

Every new asset opens another round of bilateral calls with the issuer: what backs it, who controls it, what rights it confers. Institutions repeatedly request and reconcile information from the same sources.

Audit reports

Reports arrive as documents, in different formats and on different dates. Someone has to read them, work out what is still current, and start again with the next asset.

Questionnaires

Diligence questions are sent, chased and answered for every asset and every counterparty. The answers are true on the day they are given, and can be stale the day after.

Narrow lists

When review gets heavy, teams narrow the list. Some support only the one stablecoin they already know, and turn away demand for everything else.

Repeated work

Every receiver checks the same facts about the same asset, separately. Each new participant adds more bilateral work, and none of it can be reused.

Slower growth

Teams that cannot widen the list stay inside one ecosystem. Competitors that accept more assets sooner reach the demand first.

BUILT FOR RECEIVERS

Accept more.
Defend every decision.

Check each asset against your own policy using reusable signed evidence. Support more assets. Keep the record behind every decision.

Portrait representing a custodian reviewing asset evidence before onboarding
Portrait representing a custodian reviewing asset evidence before onboarding

Bring more assets into custody. Understand an asset’s rights, transfer restrictions and issuer controls before adding it to your custody offering. Retain the evidence behind each onboarding decision.

Custodians

Bring more assets into custody. Understand an asset’s rights, transfer restrictions and issuer controls before adding it to your custody offering. Retain the evidence behind each onboarding decision.

Custodians

Portrait representing a custodian reviewing asset evidence before onboarding
Portrait representing a custodian reviewing asset evidence before onboarding

Bring more assets into custody. Understand an asset’s rights, transfer restrictions and issuer controls before adding it to your custody offering. Retain the evidence behind each onboarding decision.

Custodians

Portrait representing a lender evaluating collateral evidence before lending
Portrait representing a lender evaluating collateral evidence before lending

Expand the collateral you can accept. Review an asset’s backing, valuation and redemption terms before lending against it. Check whether the supporting evidence meets your requirements and is current.

Lenders

Expand the collateral you can accept. Review an asset’s backing, valuation and redemption terms before lending against it. Check whether the supporting evidence meets your requirements and is current.

Lenders

Portrait representing a lender evaluating collateral evidence before lending
Portrait representing a lender evaluating collateral evidence before lending

Expand the collateral you can accept. Review an asset’s backing, valuation and redemption terms before lending against it. Check whether the supporting evidence meets your requirements and is current.

Lenders

Portrait representing a payment institution assessing stablecoin evidence
Portrait representing a payment institution assessing stablecoin evidence

Support more of the stablecoins your clients want to use. Assess reserve evidence, redemption terms and issuer controls before adding a stablecoin to your payment offering. Know when the evidence behind it changes.

Payment Institutions

Support more of the stablecoins your clients want to use. Assess reserve evidence, redemption terms and issuer controls before adding a stablecoin to your payment offering. Know when the evidence behind it changes.

Payment Institutions

Portrait representing a payment institution assessing stablecoin evidence
Portrait representing a payment institution assessing stablecoin evidence

Support more of the stablecoins your clients want to use. Assess reserve evidence, redemption terms and issuer controls before adding a stablecoin to your payment offering. Know when the evidence behind it changes.

Payment Institutions

HOW IT WORKS

Logos is the evidence
layer for acceptance.

Before you accept an asset, Logos checks signed evidence against your institution’s policy and returns a recommendation to accept, reject or review, with the proof attached. The decision stays yours.

Publish

Issuers, administrators and evidence providers sign the facts they are entitled to assert, once.

  • Facts like reserves or NAV, redemption rights, custody status and sanctions screening

  • Each claim records who signed it, what it covers and when

  • Sensitive data stays with its owner; only the signed claim travels

Screenshot of the Logos interface showing an issuer publishing signed evidence for an asset

Publish

Issuers, administrators and evidence providers sign the facts they are entitled to assert, once.

  • Facts like reserves or NAV, redemption rights, custody status and sanctions screening

  • Each claim records who signed it, what it covers and when

  • Sensitive data stays with its owner; only the signed claim travels

Screenshot of the Logos interface showing an issuer publishing signed evidence for an asset

Publish

Issuers, administrators and evidence providers sign the facts they are entitled to assert, once.

  • Facts like reserves or NAV, redemption rights, custody status and sanctions screening

  • Each claim records who signed it, what it covers and when

  • Sensitive data stays with its owner; only the signed claim travels

Screenshot of the Logos interface showing an issuer publishing signed evidence for an asset
Screenshot of the Logos interface showing a policy check against submitted evidence

Check

You set what you accept, once, as a versioned policy. On every request, Logos checks:

  • Who signed the evidence, and whether they’re entitled to assert it

  • Whether it is still current

  • Whether anything has withdrawn it

Check

You set what you accept, once, as a versioned policy. On every request, Logos checks:

  • Who signed the evidence, and whether they’re entitled to assert it

  • Whether it is still current

  • Whether anything has withdrawn it

Check

You set what you accept, once, as a versioned policy. On every request, Logos checks:

  • Who signed the evidence, and whether they’re entitled to assert it

  • Whether it is still current

  • Whether anything has withdrawn it

Decide

Logos returns a signed proof bundle your systems can act on:

  • A recommendation to accept, reject or send for manual review

  • The evidence and checks behind it

  • The decision, and the trail, stay yours

Screenshot of the Logos interface showing a signed proof bundle decision result

Decide

Logos returns a signed proof bundle your systems can act on:

  • A recommendation to accept, reject or send for manual review

  • The evidence and checks behind it

  • The decision, and the trail, stay yours

Decide

Logos returns a signed proof bundle your systems can act on:

  • A recommendation to accept, reject or send for manual review

  • The evidence and checks behind it

  • The decision, and the trail, stay yours

WHY NOW

Manual acceptance will not scale.

As more assets are tokenized and more decisions are made by software, review becomes the bottleneck on adoption.

More teams engaged

Institutional participation is growing. Regulated finance is expanding into stablecoins and tokenized RWAs. Institutions need acceptance processes that can grow with that activity.

More asset types

Equities, bonds, funds and other instruments are now being tokenized. Each has its own rights, issuers and risks. Each needs evidence an institution can check.

More automated decisions

Software is taking on more acceptance decisions. Systems need an answer they can act on and a record they can defend. Manual review cannot keep pace.

More teams engaged

Institutional participation is growing. Regulated finance is expanding into stablecoins and tokenized RWAs. Institutions need acceptance processes that can grow with that activity.

More asset types

Equities, bonds, funds and other instruments are now being tokenized. Each has its own rights, issuers and risks. Each needs evidence an institution can check.

More automated decisions

Software is taking on more acceptance decisions. Systems need an answer they can act on and a record they can defend. Manual review cannot keep pace.

Bring us the next asset you want to support.

We are selecting ten receiver design partners across custody, lending and payments

Issuer or evidence provider? Talk to the team about publishing.

Bring us the next asset you want to support.

We are selecting ten receiver design partners across custody, lending and payments

Issuer or evidence provider? Talk to the team about publishing.

Bring us the next asset you want to support.

We are selecting ten receiver design partners across custody, lending and payments

Issuer or evidence provider? Talk to the team about publishing.

PRINCIPLES

Evidence is shared. Policy and decisions stay yours.

Logos records who signed what, and when, and checks it against your policy. It does not rate assets or decide eligibility. Two receivers can reach different answers from the same evidence.

  1. Authority is attributable

Know who stands behind the evidence.

  1. Evidence should be reusable

Do the diligence once. Reuse it everywhere.

  1. Policy stays local

Your rules stay yours.

  1. Control stays institutional

The decision remains yours.

  1. Neutral by design

No chain. No side.

  1. Neutral by design

No chain. No side.

  1. Authority is attributable

Know who stands behind the evidence.

  1. Evidence should be reusable

Reuse signed evidence. Apply your own policy.

  1. Policy stays local

Your rules stay yours.

  1. Control stays institutional

The decision remains yours.

Frequently asked questions

What is a receiver design partnership?

A collaboration with one institution and one asset it wants to accept, such as a custodian supporting a client’s tokenized security, a lender accepting it as collateral, or a payment institution using another issuer’s stablecoin. You bring the intended use and your requirements. We identify the evidence, set up the checks and run them beside your existing process. You keep the decision. Participation is not a commitment to buy Logos or to accept any asset.

Who can take part?

Custodians, lenders and payment institutions that receive tokenized assets or stablecoins. Issuers, administrators and evidence providers can talk to the team separately about publishing evidence.

We only support a few assets today. Why now?

Early partners help shape how the system works and may gain ground on competitors that move later. Crypto-native teams can also begin supporting regulated use cases before volume arrives.

What does Logos do?

Logos is the evidence layer for acceptance. It makes critical information about tokenized assets machine readable and attributable, so institutions can set what they accept and apply it consistently.

Do you decide whether an asset is safe?

No. You define the policy and make the final decision. Logos checks an asset against your policy and returns a recommendation with its proof. Two receivers can reach different answers from the same evidence.

Where does our data go?

Sensitive source documents can remain with their owner. Logos uses signed claims and references to supporting evidence to check requests against your institution’s policy.

Will this change our live workflow?

Not at first. Logos runs beside your existing process until you choose to rely on it.

What do we need to start?

One acceptance decision, your current policy and diligence requirements, and the publishers or observers you already rely on.

Does Logos run the transaction?

No. Financial market infrastructure operates the transaction path. Logos supports the acceptance decision.

Does it work for automated systems?

Yes. Applications and agents can ask the same question before committing value, and keep the proof.

Frequently asked questions

What is a receiver design partnership?

A collaboration with one institution and one asset it wants to accept, such as a custodian supporting a client’s tokenized security, a lender accepting it as collateral, or a payment institution using another issuer’s stablecoin. You bring the intended use and your requirements. We identify the evidence, set up the checks and run them beside your existing process. You keep the decision. Participation is not a commitment to buy Logos or to accept any asset.

Who can take part?

Custodians, lenders and payment institutions that receive tokenized assets or stablecoins. Issuers, administrators and evidence providers can talk to the team separately about publishing evidence.

We only support a few assets today. Why now?

Early partners help shape how the system works and may gain ground on competitors that move later. Crypto-native teams can also begin supporting regulated use cases before volume arrives.

What does Logos do?

Logos is the evidence layer for acceptance. It makes critical information about tokenized assets machine readable and attributable, so institutions can set what they accept and apply it consistently.

Do you decide whether an asset is safe?

No. You define the policy and make the final decision. Logos checks an asset against your policy and returns a recommendation with its proof. Two receivers can reach different answers from the same evidence.

Where does our data go?

Sensitive source documents can remain with their owner. Logos uses signed claims and references to supporting evidence to check requests against your institution’s policy.

Will this change our live workflow?

Not at first. Logos runs beside your existing process until you choose to rely on it.

What do we need to start?

One acceptance decision, your current policy and diligence requirements, and the publishers or observers you already rely on.

Does Logos run the transaction?

No. Financial market infrastructure operates the transaction path. Logos supports the acceptance decision.

Does it work for automated systems?

Yes. Applications and agents can ask the same question before committing value, and keep the proof.

Frequently asked questions

What is a receiver design partnership?

A collaboration with one institution and one asset it wants to accept, such as a custodian supporting a client’s tokenized security, a lender accepting it as collateral, or a payment institution using another issuer’s stablecoin. You bring the intended use and your requirements. We identify the evidence, set up the checks and run them beside your existing process. You keep the decision. Participation is not a commitment to buy Logos or to accept any asset.

Who can take part?

Custodians, lenders and payment institutions that receive tokenized assets or stablecoins. Issuers, administrators and evidence providers can talk to the team separately about publishing evidence.

We only support a few assets today. Why now?

Early partners help shape how the system works and may gain ground on competitors that move later. Crypto-native teams can also begin supporting regulated use cases before volume arrives.

What does Logos do?

Logos is the evidence layer for acceptance. It makes critical information about tokenized assets machine readable and attributable, so institutions can set what they accept and apply it consistently.

Do you decide whether an asset is safe?

No. You define the policy and make the final decision. Logos checks an asset against your policy and returns a recommendation with its proof. Two receivers can reach different answers from the same evidence.

Where does our data go?

Sensitive source documents can remain with their owner. Logos uses signed claims and references to supporting evidence to check requests against your institution’s policy.

Will this change our live workflow?

Not at first. Logos runs beside your existing process until you choose to rely on it.

What do we need to start?

One acceptance decision, your current policy and diligence requirements, and the publishers or observers you already rely on.

Does Logos run the transaction?

No. Financial market infrastructure operates the transaction path. Logos supports the acceptance decision.

Does it work for automated systems?

Yes. Applications and agents can ask the same question before committing value, and keep the proof.

Support the next 100 assets without 100 new diligence processes. Start with one.

Pick one acceptance decision and run it alongside your existing process before anything changes.

Choose one asset or decision. Set your acceptance policy. Check assets by API alongside your current process.

Support the next 100 assets without 100 new diligence processes. Start with one.

Pick one acceptance decision and run it alongside your existing process before anything changes.

Choose one asset or decision. Set your acceptance policy. Check assets by API alongside your current process.

Support the next 100 assets without 100 new diligence processes. Start with one.

Pick one acceptance decision and run it alongside your existing process before anything changes.

Choose one asset or decision. Set your acceptance policy. Check assets by API alongside your current process.