Institutional-Grade digital Asset Custody 

Hex Trust provides custody for an extensive range of digital assets across multiple blockchains and token standards. This includes primary cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and Avalanche, stablecoins (including USDC, USDT, DAI, and EURC), and Layer 2 tokens, as well as tokenised real-world assets (RWAs such as bonds and treasuries) and NFTs (following ERC-721 and ERC-1155 standards). The platform is chain-agnostic, and onboarded assets undergo rigorous security and compliance reviews.

Hex Trust ensures the security of custodied digital assets through a multi-layered infrastructure that combines institutional-grade technology, regulatory compliance, and rigorous operational controls. At the core of its architecture is Hardware Security Module (HSM) technology, which securely manages and stores private keys in air-gapped, tamper-resistant environments. All wallets are segregated on-chain, and access to them is governed by multi-role approval schemes and customizable transaction policies tailored to each client’s needs. Private keys are never exposed to the internet, and all signing processes are conducted in isolated environments with strict role-based access controls. The infrastructure is SOC 2 certified and supported by 24/7 monitoring, incident response protocols, and continuous security testing. Hex Trust is also licensed and regulated in multiple jurisdictions including Hong Kong, Singapore, and Dubai, ensuring adherence to robust regulatory standards. In addition, it offers industry-leading insurance coverage to safeguard assets against risks such as theft or loss—delivering a custody solution built on security, transparency, and trust.

Yes, Hex Trust is a regulated custodian. It operates under licenses and regulatory frameworks in several major financial jurisdictions, including:

Singapore – Registered with the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) as a Major Payment Institution, providing custody and DPT services.

Dubai – Regulated by the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) to offer virtual asset custody services.

Hong Kong – Licensed by the Hong Kong Trust or Company Service Provider (TCSP) regime.Hex Trust’s regulatory status ensures compliance with strict legal, risk management, and operational standards across the jurisdictions in which it operates. This makes it one of the few digital asset custodians in Asia and the Middle East with multiple regulatory approvals—supporting institutional clients with a secure and compliant custody framework.

The platform enables institutional participation in staking and select DeFi opportunities directly from custodial wallets. Through this integrated infrastructure, assets can be allocated to supported protocols without compromising private key security or beneficial ownership. DeFi interactions are facilitated through secure smart contract integrations or connectors that preserve custodial control and regulatory oversight. All activities are subject to rigorous due diligence, compliance checks, and customizable approval workflows to align with institutional risk standards.

Partners or clients maintain full beneficial ownership and decision-making authority over their assets within a secure custodial framework. The platform is designed with customizable access controls, allowing for the precise definition of users authorized to view, initiate, and approve transactions. These permissions are governed by multi-level approval workflows and transaction policies that are tailored to meet specific internal governance and compliance standards. Furthermore, the platform provides real-time access to portfolio data and comprehensive audit trails, ensuring total transparency without compromising security.

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No. Client assets are both legally and technologically segregated through on-chain account structures. Every client’s holdings are maintained in distinct, verifiable wallets, ensuring they remain separate from the firm’s operational capital and from the assets of other clients.

Hex Trust utilises an insolvency-remote legal structure designed to safeguard client holdings. In the event of bankruptcy, client digital assets are legally distinct from the firm’s estate, meaning neither the firm’s creditors nor any other external parties have a legal claim to those assets.

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