Connect your RWA platform to the systems your operations depend on.
Coretos designs and builds integrations for tokenization platforms, connecting investor workflows with identity, custody, payments, asset data and market infrastructure. Commission a specific connection, improve an unreliable workflow or modernize the interfaces around an existing platform.
Start with the process you need to improve
The first question is what needs to happen between your systems: approve an investor, confirm a subscription, update a holding, reconcile a payment or process a distribution.
We map that process to its data sources, interfaces and responsible teams. The assessment identifies what is available, what needs to change and how the completed integration will be tested and supported.
You can bring a platform built by Coretos or an existing system from another provider.
Connect the services around your platform
| Integration area | Example scope |
|---|---|
| Identity and onboarding | KYC/KYB provider connections, review statuses, document requests and approval workflows. |
| Custody and wallets | Account and wallet relationships, asset instructions, transaction status and reconciliation. |
| Payments | Subscription payment status, payout instructions, refunds and records of completed or unresolved payments. |
| Fund operations | Administrator and transfer-agent interfaces, dealing records, NAV inputs, share classes and distributions. |
| Asset operations | Data from servicers, property managers, energy operators and other sources used for reporting or servicing. |
| Trading | Investor and instrument mapping, transfer permissions, order or transaction status, and settlement updates. |
The scope follows your selected providers, their interfaces and the responsibilities agreed for the project.
Make records consistent across systems
When two systems describe the same investor, asset or transaction differently, the integration needs a defined way to resolve the difference.
We establish identifiers, data ownership and reconciliation rules. This includes how updates are accepted, how duplicates are handled and which team reviews exceptions.
For a subscription, for example, the platform may need to connect an application, payment confirmation, allocation and issuance instruction. We design the sequence so your team can trace the transaction across those records.
Design for delays, retries and provider changes
An integration must handle more than the expected response. Services can be unavailable, instructions can remain pending and data can arrive out of order.
We define monitoring, retry behavior and recovery procedures, with controls to prevent repeated messages from producing unintended duplicate actions. Operational queues make unresolved items visible to the responsible team.
Provider changes are considered in the support model, including interface updates and the testing required before a release.
Extend the functions your platform already provides
An integration project can also expose gaps in the user journey or administration tools. Your operations team may need a review queue, reconciliation screen or report to use the new connection effectively.
Coretos can deliver those supporting modules alongside the interface work. The project may cover one workflow, several connected services or a wider modernization program.
Know what each connection includes
For each integration, we document the process, system boundaries, data mapping, access requirements and test scenarios. We also define ownership after delivery: who monitors the connection, handles exceptions and approves changes.
The engagement can produce an integration assessment, technical specification, implementation, test results and operating documentation, according to the agreed scope.
Questions about integration projects
Can we keep our current custody, identity or payment provider?
We assess the provider's interfaces and operating requirements, then define the connection around your selected arrangement.
Do you provide ready-made connectors?
The proposal identifies which components can be reused or configured and which require development. That distinction is made for the named systems and scope.
Can we start with one integration?
Yes. A project can focus on a specific process or provider, with further connections added as requirements develop.
Can you support the connection after delivery?
Yes. Monitoring, incident handling, provider changes and further development can form part of the maintenance agreement.
Share the platform and systems involved, the process you want to improve and any known constraints. A short description is enough to begin; documentation and access requirements can be assessed during the project.