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We're opening ten receiver design partnerships for custodians, lenders and payment institutions. Bring us the next asset you want to support.

Blockchains prove execution. Logos verifies acceptance.

Discuss a receiver design partnership: logosfi.com

We're working toward our first production workflows with @Paysend and @Securitize as initial design partners.

@Paysend is helping shape payment and settlement workflows. @Securitize is helping shape workflows for tokenized securities.

We've closed our seed round with backing from @paraficapital and @vaneck_us.

Thank you for backing the team and the work ahead. We're glad to be building this together.

A custodian and a lender can use the same evidence about an asset's rights and custody, then reach different decisions for different uses.

A common reference for independent decisions. That's what we're building.

The result is a signed proof bundle: the evidence used, its sources, the policy applied and the check results.

It includes a recommendation: accept, reject or manual review, with the trail attached. The decision stays with your institution.

When the parties behind that evidence sign it once, one API call to Logos can replace many separate evidence requests: it brings together evidence from connected sources and checks it against your institution's own policy.

That might be an independent auditor's attestation of what gold they inspected and when, custody records showing who holds it, and the redemption terms. Each answers a different question.

Today each institution gathers and assesses these separately, asset by asset.

Take tokenized gold. Imagine a lender asked to accept $10M of it as collateral.

The issuer's statement that the gold exists is a starting point. The lender needs evidence it can check, from sources it can name, and a record of what it relied on when it decides.

Today at @money2020, we're introducing Logos: the evidence layer for acceptance of tokenized assets and stablecoins.

We're building shared evidence infrastructure so institutions can put more assets to work on blockchains, in custody, lending and payments.