Solutions
Custody shaped around how you move money.
The same platform serves very different operations. Here is how optitor's primitives map onto the jobs exchanges, payment companies, treasuries and stablecoin desks actually do.
Exchanges & brokers
Customer deposits that credit safely, and withdrawals that cannot run away.
The job
You need an address per customer, deposits credited exactly once, and outflows that no single operator — or attacker — can push through.
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Unlimited deposit addresses — derived instantly from each vault key and tagged with your own customer reference.
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Credit on finality only — with reorg protection, vetted tokens, quarantine for anything unknown and a webhook the moment funds credit.
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Velocity limits and quorums — per vault or per destination, in USD or native units, with automatic outflow circuit breakers.
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Hot, warm and cold tiers — with consolidation into one funded address and excess float swept to a pre-approved cold destination.
Payments & fintech
Programmable payouts on a wallet infrastructure you own.
The job
You want to move stablecoins from your product without building key management, gas logistics and reconciliation yourself — or handing custody to a vendor.
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API-first payouts — with idempotency keys and your own external IDs, so a retried request never pays twice.
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Gas handled for you — by the Gas Station, from an MPC treasury vault, capped by address and gas price.
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Every EVM chain from one key — the same address everywhere, so adding a chain for a customer needs no new key.
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Signed webhooks and a live socket — for every status change, with replay when your endpoint was down.
Corporate treasury
Approvals that match your organization chart — and an audit trail your auditors will like.
The job
Finance wants clear segregation of duties, controlled counterparties and evidence for every movement, without slowing the business down.
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Approval groups — with AND/OR logic and thresholds — for example two from Finance and one from Security above a limit.
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Counterparties on a whitelist — with quorum approval and a cooldown before the first payment can leave.
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Approvals from a phone — with Face ID or a fingerprint and a key held in secure hardware.
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Exports for audit — CSV for every list, plus nightly exports of the ledger and audit log to immutable storage.
Stablecoin operations
Run USDC and other stablecoins across many chains as one book.
The job
Liquidity is spread across networks, each with its own gas token, finality rules and failure modes — and your ledger has to agree with all of them.
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USDC by default — plus well-known stablecoins wherever the catalog pins a contract; anything else waits to be vetted.
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Reconciliation per chain and token — every five minutes, with automatic withdrawal freezes on drift.
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USD-denominated policy — with stablecoins pinned at one dollar and live price feeds for other assets — stale prices block.
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One network switch — move the whole workspace between testnet and mainnet with a single quorum-approved change.
Tell us how your money moves.
Describe your flows — deposits, payouts, approvals, chains — and we will show you the policy, approval and reconciliation setup that fits, on a live testnet deployment.