Sealiance
On-chain settlement and tokenization consulting and infrastructure for financial institutions
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Sealiance
Sealiance advises financial institutions on on-chain settlement, tokenization and DLT-based financial infrastructure. Its services include strategic advisory, architecture design, pilot execution and governance; it is also developing ATOMICS for exploring and testing banking use cases such as stablecoin lifecycle management and delivery-versus-payment.
The company serves financial institutions, supporting work across payments, cash management, banking IT, compliance and digital assets. It is based in Paris and was founded in 2018.
Product: Consulting and engineering services for on-chain settlement and tokenization, plus ATOMICS, an infrastructure for testing banking use cases.
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