KPMG Chain Fusion’s goal is to support companies to achieve smooth adoption of crypto business capabilities and enable them with technology products for data, custody and infrastructure. The platform allows organizations to overcome challenges such as cryptographic proof of assets under custody, deployment and integration of custody capabilities like multi-party computational crypto asset wallets and AML transaction monitoring.
Wyner commented:
There is a fundamental difference in technologies required to integrate– whether it be a permission or permissionless blockchain or a traditional front, middle and back office system.
KPMG Chain Fusion has the capabilities to integrate these systems.
Crypto asset services are already offered by many financial services institutions and fintech companies. There is also a growing adoption of traditional businesses offering crypto asset capabilities and services for assets on public, permissionless and permissioned blockchains.
Wyner explains:
Leading cryptoasset technology solutions can address process and control requirements within their own systems, but the greater challenge is making sure systems can work together, with all the right processes and controls in place between those systems.
KPMG Chain Fusion addresses those challenges by bringing these systems together with the required processes and controls under one roof.
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