HEX Custody is committed to bringing the strength and safety of conventional asset servicing processes into the digital asset ecosystem.
HEX Custody — a full suite, end-to-end safekeeping, settlement, and reconciliation platform for a broad range of digital assets — ensures any enterprise-grade digital market participant operates smoothly while adhering to current regulatory requirements. This, combined with the assurances of working with a licensed trustee, HEXTR, creates a new and comprehensive level of digital asset servicing.
“At HEX, we believe that the custody of digital assets is the key to unlocking the potential that exists within the blockchain space,” said Alessio Quaglini, Managing Partner and Co-Founder of HEX. “We’ve focused on building the enterprise-level infrastructure LDX market participants demand. We’re proud of this partnership and excited by its potential.”
“At LDX, we see the HEX Custody solution as an important component in our settlement chain and have confidence in their unique settlement processes. As the market develops new technologies, it is vital that regulated firms like HEX are in place to protect investors,” said VJ Angelo, CEO of LDX.
About HEX
HEX is the leader in enterprise-grade custody for digital assets. Led by innovators from the institutional financial services space, HEX has built a proprietary platform that delivers a new way for financial institutions, asset managers, and corporations to safely and efficiently operate in the blockchain ecosystem. Leveraging HEX|ZeroKey, a proprietary technology, enables seamless transacting on multiple blockchains allowing clients to adhere to internal processes and wider marketplace regulations. HEX operates in three locations around the world and has a trustee license through HEXTR offering a truly end-to-end digital asset servicing solution. Visit hexcustody.com to learn more.
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Adam Hayden
+852 5689 6328
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