Desk
A single mandate, one operating team.
- Continuous coverage within a defined mandate
- Policy-governed qualification
- Operator-nominated settlement destinations
- Mission Control for the operating team
- Full exportable record
- Named escalation path
Institutional
Multiple mandates under shared governance.
- Everything in Desk
- Parallel mandates in isolated, non-contending lanes
- Role separation between operators and administrators
- Group single sign-on and session governance
- Administrative audit record retained independently
- Reporting shaped to your reconciliation cycle
- Jurisdictional constraints enforced per mandate
Sovereign
Groups with bespoke control and reporting obligations.
- Everything in Institutional
- Control framework mapped to your obligations
- Bespoke retention and reporting arrangements
- Dedicated review cadence with our risk function
- Change control aligned to your governance calendar
- Direct line to the people accountable for the platform
Commercial terms are set during scoping and reflect the breadth of the mandate and the control framework it requires.
Six things that are never a line item.
We do not sell back control, evidence or safety. They are properties of the platform, not tiers of it.
Non-custodial settlement
In every edition, without exception. We never hold your assets.
Complete record
Every evaluation, decision, decline and settlement — exportable.
Enforced risk posture
Limits applied before exposure, with no quiet override path.
Modern credential policy
Verified recovery, enforced password standards, governed sessions.
Operator visibility
Mission Control is not an upsell. It is how the platform is used.
Jurisdictional respect
Programs unavailable to you are not pursued on your behalf.
What changes between editions.
| Capability | Desk | Institutional | Sovereign |
|---|---|---|---|
| Continuous coverage within mandate | |||
| Policy-governed qualification | |||
| Operator-nominated settlement | |||
| Exportable audit record | |||
| Mission Control | |||
| Parallel non-contending mandates | — | ||
| Operator / administrator separation | — | ||
| Group single sign-on | — | ||
| Independent administrative record | — | ||
| Reporting shaped to your cycle | — | ||
| Control framework mapping | — | — | |
| Bespoke retention arrangements | — | — | |
| Dedicated risk review cadence | — | — |
Four things we settle before anything runs.
This is the whole of onboarding. There is no integration project behind it.
Mandate
What the platform is permitted to pursue, and what it must leave alone.
Limits
Exposure ceilings, concentration rules and the posture that governs commitment.
Settlement
Where proceeds land, who may change that, and how rotation is recorded.
Controls
Roles, escalation, reporting cadence and the obligations the record must satisfy.
Why there is no price on this page.
Because the honest answer depends entirely on the mandate — and because a platform that operates continuously inside your controls should not be bought from a pricing table at two in the morning.
Scope, limits, settlement arrangements and reporting obligations differ enormously between a single desk and a group with a published control framework. Quoting before we understand those would either overcharge the small mandate or under-serve the large one.
It is also the case that our commercial structure is our own business. We say what the platform commits to and what evidence it produces; we do not publish the economics behind it.
Whether this is for you.
Stated in both directions, so the first call is short.
You answer for a number
There is a person or committee that has to explain what was pursued and what was not.
Custody is non-negotiable
Assets stay under your keys and your controls. That is a requirement, not a preference.
Evidence matters as much as outcome
A result you cannot substantiate is not useful to you.
You want someone to manage assets
We do not take discretion over balance sheets. That is a different business and not ours.
You want the methods explained
We will show you the commitments and the record. We will not describe how the standard is produced.
You want a guaranteed return
Nobody can offer that here honestly, and we will not pretend otherwise.
No lock-in theatre
Authority can be revoked immediately. We will not make leaving an engineering exercise.
No usage traps
Commercial terms are agreed up front. Coverage does not quietly meter you into a larger bill.
No seat games
Operators who need Mission Control get Mission Control. We do not price visibility per head.
Asked during scoping.
Can we start small and widen the mandate later?+
Yes. Widening scope is a change to policy, agreed and recorded. It does not require a migration or a new engagement.
Do you charge for the audit record?+
No. The record is a property of the platform in every edition, and export is a first-class action rather than a paid add-on.
What happens if we revoke authority?+
Coverage stops. Your settlement addresses remain yours, and the record of everything that happened up to that point remains exportable.
Is there a trial?+
There is a scoped pilot where it makes sense. It is still a mandate with agreed limits — we do not enable anything on a handshake.
Who decides which edition fits?+
You do, with our view on the record. The honest answer is usually dictated by your control framework rather than by mandate size.
Tell us the mandate. We will tell you the terms.
One conversation establishes scope, controls and settlement. Nothing is enabled before all three are agreed in writing.