Veyra

Technology

Compliance and settlement as first-class primitives

Most tokenized assets bolt compliance and settlement onto general-purpose token standards. Veyra makes them part of the protocol, so an issuer can reason about an asset from a single specification and an auditor can verify it from a single source of truth.

Architecture

A layered stack, from the chains up to the surfaces your team uses.

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Applications

Issuer dashboard, investor portal and reporting — the surfaces teams work in every day.

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SDK & APIs

Typed TypeScript SDK, REST + GraphQL APIs and webhooks that embed Veyra into any product.

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Settlement engine

Coordinates multi-chain transfers with atomic, well-defined failure semantics.

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Compliance layer

Programmable transfer rules, allowlists and KYC/AML hooks enforced at the token level.

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Chains

Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and more, unified behind one consistent data model.

Capabilities

Unified settlement engine

Atomic, real-time settlement for tokenized assets across chains and off-chain rails — no more manual reconciliation between issuers, custodians and investors.

Compliance-native tokens

Programmable transfer restrictions, allowlists and KYC/AML hooks are part of the token standard, so regulated assets stay compliant on-chain by construction.

Automated yield distribution

Schedule and stream coupon, dividend and interest payments to holders on-chain, with a full audit trail and reporting for every distribution.

Developer SDK & APIs

A typed TypeScript SDK, REST + GraphQL APIs and webhooks let any product embed issuance, transfers and reporting in days rather than quarters.

Multi-chain by default

Issue and settle on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and more from a single control plane, with a consistent data model across every network.

Institutional controls

Role-based access, granular permissions, immutable audit logs and exportable reporting designed for teams that answer to auditors and regulators.

Security

Built for teams that answer to auditors

Every action writes to an immutable audit log. Contracts are being reviewed by independent security firms ahead of mainnet, and we're pursuing SOC 2 Type II. Detailed documentation and audit reports will be published as we approach launch.

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