AhnLab Launches TRUSS On-Prem Digital Asset Platform for Banks
AhnLab Blockchain Company introduced TRUSS, a self-hosted enterprise wallet platform keeping keys and data within financial networks.
Key points
- AhnLab Blockchain Company launched TRUSS on September 22 for financial institutions.
- The platform installs on internal networks to keep keys and data within the client.
- TRUSS uses a modular licensing model to expand functions without platform redesigns.
AhnLab Blockchain Company launched TRUSS on September 22. This enterprise digital asset platform installs directly on financial institutions' internal networks.
The solution keeps cryptographic keys and transaction data within the client's infrastructure. It allows institutions to operate the platform without external custody.
On-premises architecture retains operational control
TRUSS integrates asset management and business functions into a single architecture. It supports direct operation by the financial institution.
The system provides flexible key management aligned with internal security policies. It maintains existing financial systems while expanding digital asset capabilities.
Institutions activate required functions through licensing rather than separate build projects. This modular structure prevents the need for platform redesigns.
Core technology consolidates security and compliance
The platform combines proprietary MPC source technology with AhnLab security standards. It incorporates experience operating non-custodial wallet services.
Joo-young Lim stated that operating authority and data location matter most. The design keeps verified commercial configurations on the client's network.
The company emphasizes regulatory experience as a VASP reporting operator. This background supports the compliance requirements of financial sectors.
Market positioning targets enterprise financial needs
DigitalToday reported that the launch targets the financial sector specifically. It addresses the need for secure, internal digital asset operations.
