What a white-label digital-asset platform should include
Banks and licensed exchangers want to offer stablecoin services without building everything themselves. Here is the checklist we use.
A white-label platform lets a licensed institution offer a digital-asset product under its own brand while someone else runs the technology. Done well, it shortens time to market from years to months. Done badly, it hands your brand to a system you do not control.
The checklist
- Branded front ends on your domain, on web and mobile, with your terms and disclosures.
- Client onboarding with KYC and KYB, configured to your policies and risk appetite.
- Wallets backed by institutional custody, with approval rules and role separation.
- Payments and settlement connected to your bank accounts and partner banks.
- An operator console for approvals, limits, client reviews and reporting.
- Transaction screening, Travel Rule messaging and a complete audit trail.
- Clear ownership: who runs which control, who is on call, and how incidents are handled.
Questions to ask any provider
Under whose licence will the service run? Where is client data stored? Who holds the keys? What happens if you want to leave? A good provider will have written answers to all four before you sign.
Metapac's white-label platforms are coming soon, where approved. If you are a licensed institution exploring this, we are happy to share our scoping template.
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