Define both obligations
Supply the asset and cash legs, obligors, configured venues and required reservations or signed inputs.
Exchanges & digital assets
Connect the asset. Account for the cash leg.
Keep custody and execution with your chosen platforms. Bring asset obligations, cash obligations and the required decisions into a record counterparties can inspect.
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The work you want to do
An asset trade still needs a cash-side answer.
Your venue may know the asset instruction while another system holds or moves the cash. The agreed obligations, release conditions and reported delivery outcomes need to remain tied together.
Explain the cash-side decision and both reported outcomes without asking a counterparty to rely on your dashboard alone.
Scope the asset venue and cash connection together. Frame does not replace trading, custody or tokenisation. Both-or-neither beneficiary delivery applies only to a configured supported shared venue; evidence alone does not establish legal finality.
How the workflow comes together
An instruction identifies the asset and cash obligations. Frame checks the applicable policy inputs; the chosen platforms report execution. The resulting evidence retains both sides.
Apply the release conditions
Frame checks the governing policies. The asset and cash platforms execute through the agreed arrangement.
Give the recipient evidence
Export the instruction, decisions and reported outcomes. The recipient checks the supplied record against trusted verification inputs.
Illustrative asset and cash instructions. Completion depends on the selected venue and configured execution systems.
Your infrastructure. New possibilities.
Connect the asset and cash record.
Connect an asset obligation and its cash payment while keeping your chosen platforms in control.
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- 01
Keep your venue and custody.
Your systems supply the asset and cash instructions under one reference.
- 02
Check the cash instruction.
Frame Rules checks the cash instruction and supplied release inputs.
- 03
Your configured platforms execute.
The asset-side and cash-side platforms report their outcomes separately.
- 04
Share one connected record.
Frame Proof connects the shared reference, decision and reports.
Illustrative asset and cash instructions on configured platforms. Each party retains its own books, keys and execution.
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Your exchange records an asset obligation and its corresponding cash payment under one settlement reference. Trade capture, custody, the asset venue and the cash connection remain in place. Frame Rules checks the applicable cash instruction and supplied release inputs. The chosen asset-side and cash-side platforms execute under their own arrangements and report their outcomes separately. Frame Proof links the shared reference, cash-side decision and reports so a counterparty can inspect the record. The asset type and venue must be scoped; this illustration does not establish universal securities coverage, custody, or atomic delivery across different rails.
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01
Prove issuer reserves
Give the issuer’s auditor checkable reserve evidence for a reporting period.
02Coordinate reciprocal FX obligations
Connect the two sides of an agreed currency exchange and make their authority and outcomes inspectable.
03Give auditors settlement evidence
Let the recipient test the supplied record independently, without a login to the venue or a call to Frame.
04Control releases and explain refusals
Show which rule version governed a release decision and preserve evidence of stopped requests for investigation and audit.
05Pair asset delivery with payment
Keep the asset obligation, cash obligation and governing decisions together in a record both sides can inspect.
A useful first conversation
Start with the systems and records you already have
Use sample or synthetic records for an initial demonstration. Agree any sensitive data exchange separately.
- Trade reference, asset obligation and cash obligation
- The obligor and policy for each side
- Configured custody, venue and cash endpoints
- Required funding evidence or holds
- Reported outcomes and the recipient’s verification key
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A clearer picture.
Does Frame tokenise or custody the asset?
No. Your asset platform or custodian provides those functions and retains the relevant books or register.
Does every asset-and-cash workflow settle atomically?
No. Atomic beneficiary delivery is specific to a configured shared-venue EVM path. Source escrow initiation is separate, and heterogeneous rails are not universally atomic.
Can the cash leg use stablecoins or tokenised deposits?
Those forms are represented in the instruction model. The actual arrangement still requires configured endpoints, agreed terms, funding and the applicable policies.
Does a valid receipt prove our venue is solvent?
No. It supports checking the supplied record, its binding and evidence. It does not establish complete disclosure, general solvency or legal finality.
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Let’s map your first workflow.
Tell us the instruction, the systems involved and the result your team needs to establish.