Delta Capita has launched a complete product suite of distributed ledger solutions, called MACH, in a bid to enhance the design, implementation and execution of complex transaction processing.
Philip Coleman, chief technology officer at Delta Capita, said: “Today’s launch of MACH is a clear demonstration of Delta Capita’s commitment to reinventing the financial services value chain, and being at the heart of what is an incredibly exciting next chapter for capital markets and technology innovation. We look forward to onboarding both new and existing clients onto our platform and to take their transaction processing to an entirely new level of efficiency.”
The new offering consists of six new distributed ledger technology solutions, specifically: MACH Optimise, MACH Tokenise, MACH Ledger, MACH Assign, MACH Pass, and MACH Bridge.
‘Optimise’ is a settlement platform which it is estimated could reduce current transaction fees by a minimum of 25%. ‘Tokenise’ – able to be deployed alongside existing infrastructures – allows for the minting, transferring, locking, and burning of tokens. The ‘Ledger’ solution processes thousands of transactions per second, while ‘Assign’ is a digital issuance and digital custody solution.
In addition, ‘Pass’ works to accelerate KYC checks and enable the creation and secure storage of digital passport records, while ‘Bridge’ as a DLT interoperability solution, brings together different platforms and systems to create a more interconnected financial ecosystem.
Alan Philpot, chief product officer at Delta Capita, said: “Each of the DLT solutions that we are bringing to market have been uniquely designed to drive significant operational efficiencies, enhanced security, increased liquidity and improved cost savings for our clients.
“By combining Delta Capita’s MACH technology solutions with our team’s deep technical and consulting expertise, we are ready to help clients meet with ease today’s evolving regulatory and costs reduction demands.”
Earlier this year, Delta Capita acquired the distributed ledger technology of SETL in a move aimed at building the next generation of its capital markets ecosystem.