# io.finnet > Empowering financial institutions to go on-chain io.finnet is a digital asset infrastructure provider. It gives financial institutions self-custody, tokenization, and instant settlement tools through a dashboard and APIs. io.finnet is a digital asset infrastructure provider for financial institutions and businesses. It offers multi-party computation self-custody, tokenization, stablecoin, and instant settlement tools through a dashboard and APIs. Banks, neo banks, exchanges, OTC desks, funds, and payment providers are its target customers. Its custody product splits key control across multiple parties so no single party can move funds, with transaction policies, compliance monitoring, and anti-fraud authentication layered on top. A private blockchain network settles tokenized assets and fiat balances around the clock, and the platform also provides wallet-as-a-service and payment APIs. The offering centers on io.vault for self-custody and io.network for settlement, tokenization, and stablecoin issuance. Developers integrate through APIs and a test sandbox. Financial institutions, exchanges, and funds use it to manage digital asset treasuries and move operations on-chain. - Type: Company - Sector: Custody and Wallets - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-06-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/io_finnet ## Products - [io.vault](https://thegrid.id/profiles/io_finnet): io.vault is a self-custody wallet for institutions and teams that uses multi-party computation so no single party controls the keys. Users approve transactions from a dashboard, API, or mobile app, apply transaction policies, and connect to DeFi protocols with simulated results before signing. It automatically supports tokens issued on its supported networks. (Custody Technology Provider, Live) - [io.network](https://thegrid.id/profiles/io_finnet): io.network is a private blockchain for financial institutions that settles tokenized assets and fiat balances around the clock. It includes tokenization and stablecoin issuance tools, compliance monitoring, and anti-fraud authentication for connected participants. (Payment network, Live, Main Product) ## Links - [Main](https://iofinnet.com) - [Media Kit/branding](https://iofinnet.com/brand-kit) - [Blog](https://iofinnet.com/media) - [Terms of Service](https://iofinnet.com/website-terms-of-use) - [Privacy policy](https://iofinnet.com/website-privacy-policy) - [Documentation](https://docs.iofinnet.com) - [Twitter / X](https://x.com/IoFinNet) - [LinkedIn](https://linkedin.com/company/iofinnet) - [GitHub](https://github.com/IoFinnet) - [Instagram](https://instagram.com/@iofinnet) - [Medium](https://medium.com/@iofinnet) ## Legal This data is provided under two licensing models. Model 1 - open data. 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