Digital-asset custody
Add an independent assurance check before transaction instructions reach MPC, HSM or other signing infrastructure.
Custodians & banksInstitutional digital-asset infrastructure
Verify digital-asset transactions before they reach signing.
TXShield provides an independent control layer between transaction creation and institutional custody or signing infrastructure. Evaluate proposed transactions against organisational controls and current network conditions, then receive a decision before execution.
Your private keys remain with your signing infrastructure.
Held or rejected transactions do not advance to signing.
INDEPENDENT ASSURANCEA control point before signing
EXISTING INFRASTRUCTUREComplements custody, MPC and HSMs
OPERATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITYDecisions with audit evidence
01 / Architecture
An independent assurance layer between the systems that create transactions and the infrastructure that signs them. Your institution retains custody, authorisation and execution.
Treasury, trading, settlement and tokenisation
Transaction Assurance Layer
Only approved transactions proceed
Existing custody, MPC or HSM infrastructure
Your supported digital-asset network
Independent control before signing
No custody of your private keys
Decision evidence where supported
02 / Institutional use cases
Apply a common assurance control across your transaction workflows. Scope each integration to the assets, networks and controls available today.
Add an independent assurance check before transaction instructions reach MPC, HSM or other signing infrastructure.
Custodians & banksApply organisational controls before digital-asset transfers are authorised, with transactions held for review when policy requires it.
Treasury & operational riskIntroduce transaction controls around issuance, transfer and settlement workflows on supported networks.
Tokenisation & asset managementAssess proposed transactions for technical and execution risk before signing, including costs and exposure to adverse execution.
Trading desks & exchangesIntroduce a control point within existing withdrawal, treasury and operational transaction workflows.
Exchanges & infrastructure providersApply transaction controls when interacting with supported on-chain applications, including asset and execution-risk checks.
On-chain operations03 / Assurance capabilities
Understand whether a transaction should proceed, require review or be rejected. Capability depth varies by network and deployment.
Assess whether the proposed transaction’s expected effects are consistent with the instruction. Surface unexpected behaviour before signing.
Apply organisational transaction controls to determine whether a transaction can proceed, needs review or should be rejected.
Evaluate relevant network conditions, likely transaction success and costs. Surface technical risks and adverse execution exposure, including MEV.
Keep a record of the outcome and the context in which the decision was made. Signed, append-only records are available on the institutional tier.
TXShield focuses on technical transaction assurance. Dedicated KYT, AML and sanctions workflows remain with your compliance infrastructure. ChainEvidence is a separate product.
04 / Security & trust
TXShield operates before signing. It does not hold your private keys, sign your transactions or replace your custodian. Your institution controls whether and how a transaction is authorised and submitted.
Read our security postureTransaction assessment does not require access to your wallet, MPC or HSM private keys.
Hosted API access uses scoped, rotatable API keys and TLS-encrypted communication.
API keys, institutional policies and audit records are scoped to the owning account. Signed audit records are available on the institutional tier.
Request a security questionnaire, deployment discussion or sub-processor information for your evaluation.
05 / Deployment
Hosted service or a licensed installation in your environment. Agree the network scope, controls and evidence requirements during evaluation.
TXShield operates the service. Your existing applications integrate through an authenticated API, with scoped credentials for each submitting system.
Discuss hosted integrationRun TXShield within your own infrastructure under a licence agreement, alongside your custody or signing systems. Installation scope and terms are agreed individually.
Discuss deployment requirements06 / Network coverage
Solana is the deepest current implementation. Other networks offer transaction analysis and risk screening, with scope agreed per evaluation.
Review your network requirements| Network | Available scope |
|---|---|
| Solana DEEPEST COVERAGE | Pre-signing transaction assessment, risk screening, institutional policy controls and signed decision records. |
| EVM networks | Risk screening and basic simulation. Availability is restricted; confirm access and scope during evaluation. |
| Tron · Bitcoin · Hyperliquid | Transaction analysis. |
Confirm network and feature availability for your deployment before integration.
07 / Developers & integration
Send a proposed transaction to the TXShield API or service. Use the returned decision in your authorisation workflow, then pass approved transactions to your existing signing infrastructure.
API reference, TypeScript and Python SDK resources are shared with customers and evaluation partners on request.
Institutional briefing
Review where TXShield fits, which controls your team needs and what an institutional pilot would cover.