
Onchain Custodian
Onchain Custodian is a centralized exchange headquartered in Singapore. It specializes in providing secure and compliant digital asset custody services tailored primarily for institutional clients including entities such as investment funds, family offices, and other financial institutions managing significant digital asset portfolios.
The core of Onchain Custodian's offering is a global, standardized, and resilient service focused on security, convenience, and regulatory adherence. Their solutions incorporate multi-signature wallets and advanced security protocols.
Onchain Custodian has previously partnered with firms such as IBM, Merkle Science and Accuity to enhance its compliance and transaction monitoring capabilities. As well as platforms including Apifiny and exchanges such as KuCoin and CyberBank. Additionally, it has provided custodian services for tokenization platforms such as Polymath.
It has also collaborated with PixelPlex to secure wealth management tools, CACHE for custody services related to gold-backed tokens, and secured partnerships with multiple blockchain ecosystems including Hedera, Neo, Ontology, and Zilliqa.
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The four-month program provides a comprehensive support system for participating startups. This includes mentorship from industry experts, a series of workshops covering various aspects of business and technology, and access to a wide network of investors and partners. The primary goal of the accelerator is to help these startups refine their products, achieve product-market fit, and scale their operations in the competitive Web3 landscape.
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