Compliant token issuance
Issues tokens on public or permissioned networks.
Enforces transfer restrictions and allowlists on-chain.
Many financial blockchain projects start with a working smart contract and stall soon after. The token works. What’s missing is everything around it: identity checks, transfer rules, custody, accounting entries, reconciliation, and a link to the core system.
Svitla builds blockchain finance software as production infrastructure from the start. Smart contracts enforce compliance rules on-chain. Off-chain services handle identity, reporting, and integration. AI monitors transactions for risk, so your team can launch with the controls a regulated business needs.
Asset managers and issuers bringing money market funds, bonds, or private credit on-chain. You need transfer restrictions, investor registries, and links to transfer agents.
Banks and payment providers moving value across borders. You need faster settlement, lower correspondent costs, and full traceability.
Fintechs, marketplaces, and corporates paying partners or managing on-chain cash. You need wallet management, reconciliation, and accounting that finance can trust.
Tokenized finance is moving into production. Securitize reports that tokenized real-world assets, excluding stablecoins, grew from about $5.5 billion to $18.2 billion during 2025. Growth raises the bar for compliance and operations, not just code.
We confirm where blockchain adds real value, such as settlement speed or shared records, and where a database works better.
We map regulatory, accounting, and risk requirements with your legal and compliance teams.
We design the architecture across chain, custody, identity, and core systems, and choose the right network.
We test, audit, and pilot with limited volume, then scale once we’ve proven the controls.
Below, Svitla shares a sample feature set that forms the core of a blockchain finance solution. Each real-life use case is unique, so you should elaborate on the functionality and tailor it to your assets, networks, and regulatory requirements.
Issues tokens on public or permissioned networks.
Enforces transfer restrictions and allowlists on-chain.
Links wallets to verified identities.
Updates permissions when investor status changes.
Connects to qualified custodians and MPC wallets.
Applies approval workflows to every transfer.
Settles payments and delivery-versus-payment trades on-chain.
Supports stablecoins and tokenized deposits.
Screens wallets and transactions against sanctions and risk data.
Detects unusual patterns with machine learning.
Matches on-chain events with ledger and core banking records.
Posts accounting entries automatically.
Produces holder registries, transaction reports, and proof of reserves.
Keeps an immutable record of every action.
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Below, Svitla outlines the ROI factors a blockchain finance solution typically affects. Results depend on your use case, volume, and starting point, so model them with your own data.
Less capital tied up in transit.
Settlement outside banking hours.
Lower correspondent and processing fees.
Automated reconciliation.
Fractional access to funds and credit.
Round-the-clock distribution.
Fewer prohibited transfers.
Faster regulatory reporting.
Blockchain finance combines permanent code with regulated money. A bug can’t be quietly patched after launch, and every transfer may be visible to the public. The build puts security, compliance, and integration on equal footing with the chain itself.
We confirm the business case and map the applicable rules, such as securities law, AML, and stablecoin regulations like MiCA in the EU. We then choose the network, token standard, custody model, and integration approach. Legal and compliance teams sign off before we write any code.
We develop smart contracts with compliance controls, plus the off-chain services for identity, custody, reconciliation, and reporting. We test integrations with core systems end to end. Contracts go through internal security review, extensive testing, and an independent audit.
We launch with limited volume, a small set of participants, and close monitoring. Once controls work as planned, we raise limits, add assets or networks, and tune AI monitoring as transaction data grows.
A focused solution for one use case, such as a tokenized fund pilot or stablecoin payouts for a fintech, typically costs $100,000 to $220,000. A production platform with compliant issuance, custody and identity integrations, AI monitoring, reconciliation, and core system links typically costs $250,000 to $600,000. Independent smart contract audits are usually priced separately. The final cost depends on networks, asset types, and integrations.
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With 23 years of experience in engineering financial software and practical knowledge of 10+ industries, Svitla offers full-cycle consulting and engineering services to deliver effective blockchain finance solutions.
We assess your use case, regulations, and systems, then define the architecture and roadmap.
We build smart contracts, off-chain services, and integrations for regulated financial use.
We audit your existing settlement, payment, or registry process and plan the move on-chain. The new system adds real-time settlement and on-chain audit trails the old process lacked. We migrate in phases and reconcile every balance after cutover.
We review contract design, run security testing, and prepare code and documentation for independent audits.
Not always. Blockchain helps when several parties need shared records, fast settlement, or programmable assets. If one party controls all the data, a regular database may be better. We’ll tell you which fits.
It depends on your use case, regulators, and partners. Public networks offer reach and liquidity. Permissioned networks offer more control. Many projects use a public network with permissioned tokens.
The token contract includes transfer rules. Only verified wallets can hold or receive tokens, and authorized staff can freeze or recover tokens under defined conditions.
We design contracts with pause and upgrade controls governed by multi-signature approval. Independent audits and testing reduce the risk before launch. An incident plan covers what to do if something goes wrong.
Models score wallets and transactions using sanctions lists, blockchain analytics, and behavior patterns. High-risk activity is held for review. Every alert includes the reasons behind it.
A reconciliation service reads on-chain events and matches them with ledger and bank records. Accounting entries post automatically, and exceptions go to finance staff.
We integrate with qualified custodians or MPC wallet providers. No single person can move assets alone, and every transfer follows an approval workflow.
Yes. Most clients start with one asset or corridor and limited volume. The architecture is designed to scale to more assets, networks, and participants without a rebuild.