Custody and carrying
Ohanae Securities maintains securities and customer-account records within its approved scope. Customer cash remains in the banking system under applicable broker-dealer customer-protection requirements.
Ohanae connects broker-dealer services and transfer-agent capabilities through a common platform. Technology supports the regulated responsibilities of each entity; it does not replace them.
Ohanae Securities maintains securities and customer-account records within its approved scope. Customer cash remains in the banking system under applicable broker-dealer customer-protection requirements.
Ohanae Securities maintains exclusive control of the private keys securing customers’ crypto asset securities. Encrypted protection, controlled access and recovery procedures support account security without requiring customers to manage blockchain seed phrases.
Automated market-making technology supports dealer-principal trading in eligible securities. Trading controls, available inventory and liquidity determine what can be executed. Independent dealer participation is a planned capability, subject to appropriate arrangements and requirements.
Ohanae Securities integrates clearing and settlement within its authorized broker-dealer operations. Atomic settlement coordinates securities and payment transfers. OUSD is an internal, non-yield-bearing digital receipt recording USD entitlements; it does not replace bank cash for customer-reserve purposes. Its use in the planned TSV remains subject to regulatory engagement.
Ohanae, Inc. supports issuer records, transfers and corporate actions where properly appointed or otherwise legally authorized. The platform must reconcile the records required for each security and operating structure.
Separate entity responsibilities, connected through common technology. This is an architecture view, not a transaction sequence.
Custody and carrying · Dealer-principal trading · Clearing and settlement
Issuer ownership records · Transfers · Corporate actions, where authorized
Account access · Operational controls · Reconciliation and integrations
Supporting securities records and coordinated settlement where applicable
Conceptual illustration only. It does not depict a specific transaction flow or imply that regulatory responsibilities are combined. Planned components are not represented as operational.
Our planned migration to Celo, a public Ethereum Layer 2 network, is intended to combine Ethereum compatibility with a responsive, lower-cost operating experience. Deployment remains subject to testing and operational readiness. Moving to a public network does not mean customers directly control their securities’ private keys.
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Ohanae Securities LLC is a FINRA-member carrying, self-clearing broker-dealer operating within its approved scope. Ohanae, Inc. is an SEC-registered transfer agent and provides transfer-agent services where properly appointed or otherwise legally authorized. Ohanae is not a registered national securities exchange. References to NYSE and Nasdaq express ambition and do not imply equivalent status, affiliation or endorsement.
This information describes Ohanae’s business focus and planned services. Reg Crypto remains proposed, and the planned TSV has not launched. Existing authorization does not itself approve every planned activity. Availability depends on applicable law, issuer and investor eligibility, required authorizations, transfer restrictions and operational readiness. Registration or authorization is not regulatory endorsement. Investments involve risk, including loss of principal, and liquidity is not guaranteed. Custody and customer-protection arrangements do not eliminate investment or operational risk. This page is not an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities; any specific offering is governed by its applicable documents.