Counterparty verification is a handshake. Instrument provenance is a reconstruction. Position history is a conversation. SENTYAL makes all three into records.
Request market access →In the Financial Markets market, the verification problem takes a specific shape. The records exist — but they are fragmented, unlinked, and ultimately held by individuals rather than systems. When the individual leaves, the record degrades.
SENTYAL replaces that fragility with architecture. Not a database. Not a filing system. A continuous, sovereign, self-maintaining chain that keeps pace with the institution whether its principals are present or not.
Counterparty status monitored in real time against authoritative sources. Ownership changes, sanctions exposures, and regulatory actions surfaced immediately. Verification is current, not historical.
Every instrument's history documented: creation, transfer, settlement, current position. The provenance chain accessible without reconstruction. Material for regulatory response available immediately.
Trade and position records maintained in a form suitable for evidentiary use. Timestamped, cryptographically anchored, and structured to hold up in dispute resolution, regulatory inquiry, and litigation.
A position history on the register cannot be reconstructed differently for a different purpose.
What was recorded at close of day is what the register holds. No retroactive adjustment, no selective reconstruction, no version that changes depending on who is asking. The register is the audit trail that holds in regulatory inquiry, in litigation, in counterparty dispute — because it predates the dispute and cannot be altered by any party to it.
How the register works →An introductory conversation costs nothing and commits nothing. We describe the scope, the pricing structure specific to this market, and what embedding a dedicated team looks like.