Wallet inventory
Hot, warm, and cold wallets; custodians; chains; and which balances are client versus proprietary.
Custody control map
A practical map of the control domains we walk during digital asset audits—so risk and operations owners know what evidence we will ask for.
Authorisation paths
Who can initiate, approve, and broadcast transfers—and whether dual control holds in practice.
Key lifecycle
Generation, storage, rotation, recovery, and destruction—with ceremony packs and access reviews.
Segregation evidence
Ledger coding, bankruptcy-remoteness arrangements, and sampling that client pools stay identifiable.
Reconciliation calendar
Cut-offs, break classification, escalation owners, and whether unresolved items age beyond policy.
Exception handling
Failed transfers, stuck withdrawals, and emergency moves—logged, approved, and closed.
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