# Dfns > The most powerful Digital Asset Wallet Infrastructure Dfns is a wallet-as-a-service platform that provides institutional-grade digital asset wallet infrastructure for fintechs, banks, and enterprises via API. Dfns is a B2B cybersecurity company that offers wallet-as-a-service infrastructure, enabling financial institutions, fintechs, and enterprises to provision and manage programmable digital asset wallets at scale. Users can create MPC-secured multichain wallets, automate transaction workflows, enforce policy-based access controls, and deploy key management across cloud or on-premises environments. The platform supports multiple blockchains and is certified under SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, ISO 27017, and ISO 27018. - Type: Company - Sector: Infrastructure - Status: Active - Founded: 2020-08-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/dfns ## Products - [Dfns Wallets-as-a-Service Platform (WaaS)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/dfns): A platform that enables applications to create, manage, and embed digital asset wallets at scale with programmable APIs. Supports both custodial and non-custodial models with features for secure user onboarding, multichain wallet creation, staking integration, fee sponsoring, and transaction management across multiple blockchains. (Embedded Wallet, Live, Main Product) - [Dfns Wallet Entitlement Management](https://thegrid.id/profiles/dfns): A governance system for implementing permission controls, transaction policies, and approval workflows for digital assets. Features include programmable rules for automated transfers, role-based access, and compliance controls that can prevent unauthorized actions. (Developer Tooling, Live) - [Dfns Key Orchestration Service (KOS)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/dfns): Dfns Key Orchestration Service (KOS) is an enterprise key management infrastructure providing flexible, composable deployment of MPC cryptographic key shares across cloud, hybrid, and on-premises environments including HSMs and trusted execution environments. It supports multi-party computation protocols with dynamic signer quorums, threshold signature schemes, PKCS#11 HSM connectors, and disaster recovery layers, enabling institutions to retain cryptographic control while meeting diverse regulatory requirements. (Custody Technology Provider, Live) - [Dfns Transaction Lifecycle Management (TLM)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/dfns): Dfns Transaction Lifecycle Management (TLM) is a developer platform for orchestrating onchain transaction workflows from initiation to confirmation. It provides APIs for transaction simulation, broadcasting, policy-based approval routing, webhook-driven automation, retry queuing, and redundant blockchain node connectivity, enabling teams to manage the full lifecycle of digital asset transfers with auditability and pre-chain security controls. 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