# ChainUp > Digital Asset Exchange and Custody Service Provider ChainUp is a B2B provider of white-label digital asset solutions, including exchange software, MPC custody wallets, KYT compliance tools, and asset tokenization platforms. ChainUp provides white-label infrastructure spanning trading engines, MPC custody, compliance monitoring, and liquidity aggregation. Clients deploy branded CEX, DEX, or hybrid exchange platforms alongside tokenization tools for real-world assets. The company operates from Singapore through regulated subsidiaries serving institutional and enterprise clients globally. - Type: Company - Sector: Service Provider - Status: Active - Founded: 2017-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/chainup ## Products - [ChainUp White Label Crypto Exchange Software](https://thegrid.id/profiles/chainup): A white-label software platform that businesses use to launch centralized, decentralized, or hybrid cryptocurrency exchanges. The platform includes spot and futures trading engines, copy trading, margin trading, grid trading, OTC services, on-ramp payment integration, and earn products including staking and lending. A decentralized exchange module uses the 0x protocol for off-chain order matching with on-chain settlement, supporting a Web3 wallet and cross-chain swaps across multiple blockchain networks. The integrated Bitwind liquidity layer provides smart order routing, market-making bots, and real-time monitoring across 30 risk parameters. Regulatory compliance consulting for frameworks including MiCA and VARA is available alongside the technical platform. (Centralised Exchange, Live, Main Product) - [ChainUp White Label MPC Wallet](https://thegrid.id/profiles/chainup): ChainUp White Label MPC Wallet is a white-label, self-custodial wallet infrastructure solution built on Multi-Party Computation technology for businesses managing digital assets. The system uses a tiered hot, warm, and cold wallet architecture, a configurable policy engine for multi-approval transaction governance, real-time monitoring with threat alerts, and automated fund consolidation between sub-wallets and omnibus wallets. It supports multiple blockchain networks. The platform also enables businesses to issue branded physical and virtual payment cards loaded with stablecoins, accepted at merchants in multiple countries through VISA and MasterCard networks with support for Apple Pay, Google Pay, and ATM withdrawals, with built-in KYC, KYB, KYT, and AML compliance controls. (Custody Technology Provider, Live) - [ChainUp White Label Asset Tokenization](https://thegrid.id/profiles/chainup): A white-label platform for tokenizing real-world assets including real estate, commodities, capital market instruments, currencies, and intellectual property. The platform covers the full tokenization lifecycle from smart contract creation and token minting through primary subscription, secondary market trading, compliance screening, and investor management. It integrates KYC, AML, and KYT compliance tools and supports Security Token Offering structures. (RWA Tokenisation Platform, Live) - [Trustformer KYT](https://thegrid.id/profiles/chainup): A transaction monitoring and compliance tool for cryptocurrency businesses that uses AI to detect risk across multiple blockchains. The tool identifies 43 distinct risk types through deep-learning algorithms, traces transaction chains up to 20 layers deep across more than 12,000 tokens, assigns risk scores with real-time alerts, supports Travel Rule compliance, and generates localized compliance reports for more than 200 jurisdictions. Transaction data analysis uses homomorphic encryption and zero-knowledge proofs to protect user confidentiality. (Onchain Compliance and Investigations, Live) - [ChainUp Web3 Infrastructure](https://thegrid.id/profiles/chainup): Web3 infrastructure services for enterprises seeking cryptocurrency exposure without managing technical operations. The cloud mining component provides access to cryptocurrency mining capacity without requiring physical equipment ownership or operation. The Bitcoin restaking component enables Bitcoin holders to deploy their assets as collateral securing additional proof-of-stake blockchain networks through protocols including Babylon, B^2 Network, exSat, and Merlin Chain, earning supplementary staking rewards in return. (Node Hosting, Live) - [ChainUp Blockchain API](https://thegrid.id/profiles/chainup): A blockchain data API for developers building applications on blockchain networks. The product has been announced and is listed as coming soon in the ChainUp product catalog. 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