Custody and key management

Wallet-as-a-service (WaaS)

Wallet-as-a-service (WaaS) provides wallet creation, key management, and transaction capabilities through APIs, so an institution can embed digital asset functionality into its own applications without building custody infrastructure. Enterprise WaaS differs from retail offerings in governance, certification, and deployment control.

What banking-grade WaaS must include

Programmatic wallet creation at scale, policy and quorum enforcement on every API call, HSM-backed keys, compliance screening, and deployment options that keep keys under the institution's sovereignty rather than in a shared vendor cloud.

Taurus provides programmable wallets through the same platform that powers bank custody, including wallets for tokenized money on permissioned infrastructure connected to Swift ledger.

Wallet-as-a-service (WaaS), explained

How does WaaS differ from custody?
WaaS is the delivery model, custody is the discipline. Enterprise WaaS exposes custody-grade key management through APIs; the governance, hardware root of trust, and compliance layers must be the same as in full custody, otherwise it is a retail wallet with an enterprise label.

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Custody and key management

Wallet-as-a-service (WaaS)

Wallet-as-a-service (WaaS) provides wallet creation, key management, and transaction capabilities through APIs, so an institution can embed digital asset functionality into its own applications without building custody infrastructure. Enterprise WaaS differs from retail offerings in governance, certification, and deployment control.

What banking-grade WaaS must include

Programmatic wallet creation at scale, policy and quorum enforcement on every API call, HSM-backed keys, compliance screening, and deployment options that keep keys under the institution's sovereignty rather than in a shared vendor cloud.

Taurus provides programmable wallets through the same platform that powers bank custody, including wallets for tokenized money on permissioned infrastructure connected to Swift ledger.

Wallet-as-a-service (WaaS), explained

How does WaaS differ from custody?
WaaS is the delivery model, custody is the discipline. Enterprise WaaS exposes custody-grade key management through APIs; the governance, hardware root of trust, and compliance layers must be the same as in full custody, otherwise it is a retail wallet with an enterprise label.

Talk to our experts →

Custody and key management

Wallet-as-a-service (WaaS)

Wallet-as-a-service (WaaS) provides wallet creation, key management, and transaction capabilities through APIs, so an institution can embed digital asset functionality into its own applications without building custody infrastructure. Enterprise WaaS differs from retail offerings in governance, certification, and deployment control.

What banking-grade WaaS must include

Programmatic wallet creation at scale, policy and quorum enforcement on every API call, HSM-backed keys, compliance screening, and deployment options that keep keys under the institution's sovereignty rather than in a shared vendor cloud.

Taurus provides programmable wallets through the same platform that powers bank custody, including wallets for tokenized money on permissioned infrastructure connected to Swift ledger.

Wallet-as-a-service (WaaS), explained

How does WaaS differ from custody?
WaaS is the delivery model, custody is the discipline. Enterprise WaaS exposes custody-grade key management through APIs; the governance, hardware root of trust, and compliance layers must be the same as in full custody, otherwise it is a retail wallet with an enterprise label.

Talk to our experts →

Custody and key management

Wallet-as-a-service (WaaS)

Wallet-as-a-service (WaaS) provides wallet creation, key management, and transaction capabilities through APIs, so an institution can embed digital asset functionality into its own applications without building custody infrastructure. Enterprise WaaS differs from retail offerings in governance, certification, and deployment control.

What banking-grade WaaS must include

Programmatic wallet creation at scale, policy and quorum enforcement on every API call, HSM-backed keys, compliance screening, and deployment options that keep keys under the institution's sovereignty rather than in a shared vendor cloud.

Taurus provides programmable wallets through the same platform that powers bank custody, including wallets for tokenized money on permissioned infrastructure connected to Swift ledger.

Wallet-as-a-service (WaaS), explained

How does WaaS differ from custody?
WaaS is the delivery model, custody is the discipline. Enterprise WaaS exposes custody-grade key management through APIs; the governance, hardware root of trust, and compliance layers must be the same as in full custody, otherwise it is a retail wallet with an enterprise label.

Talk to our experts →