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Coda is the decision layer for digital asset transactions. It helps regulated financial institutions decide whether to proceed with a digital asset interaction before funds are credited, signed, or otherwise acted upon. Digital asset workflows often depend on information spread across wallets, customer systems, intelligence providers, and operational tools. Coda brings the relevant context together, applies the policy your institution defines, and returns one decision: ALLOW, REVIEW, or DENY. Each decision includes recorded reasons so product and compliance teams can understand what informed the outcome.

How Coda works

See how Coda turns fragmented signals into an authorization your institution can act on.

Institutional workflows

Explore wallet linking, inbound deposit decisioning, and outbound withdrawal authorization.

Control and responsibility

Understand how Coda preserves institutional policy authority, existing data sources, and execution controls.

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Built for institutional control

Coda sits between a digital asset workflow and the systems that inform it. Your institution remains the policy authority. Your existing systems remain the sources for their data. Your custody, signing, and execution environments remain responsible for carrying out approved actions. This approach gives banks, brokerages, asset managers, qualified custodians, and digital asset infrastructure providers a consistent authorization layer without transferring assets, keys, or execution control to Coda.

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Discuss your institution’s digital asset workflows with Coda.