Wallets and interfaces
Bring private trading, agent actions, authorization, and settlement into an existing user experience.
See how wallets, data platforms, and branded financial products use Silvana to connect agent execution, settlement, and operational visibility inside real user experiences.

Modo provides explorer and data infrastructure across multiple networks. The Silvana integration connects private execution and Canton settlement activity to a clearer operational view for teams that need to search, inspect, and reconcile what happened.
Execution is only useful when downstream teams can understand its status and connect the result to their own records.
Silvana provides structured execution states, update references, settlement lifecycle events, and product context from the workflows it coordinates.
Modo indexes and presents that activity through explorer, search, data, and customer facing infrastructure.
Use only partner approved metrics, quotes, screenshots, launch scope, dates, and implementation details. Placeholder numbers are intentionally not published here.
Loop Wallet and Supanova provide the wallet and product experience around tokenized assets. Silvana supplies the private execution, agent workflow, and Canton settlement infrastructure that connects user intent to final asset movement.

Users should be able to move from asset ownership to execution without leaving the trusted product context or giving up control of authorization.
Silvana connects the wallet experience to private orders, agent actions, transaction preparation, and Canton DvP settlement.
Loop Wallet and Supanova provide access, wallet interaction, signing experience, and the user interface through which the workflow is understood and approved.
Use only partner approved metrics, quotes, screenshots, launch scope, dates, and implementation details. Placeholder numbers are intentionally not published here.
Hecto represents the white label model for partners that want to deliver a tailored financial product while using Silvana underneath for execution, settlement, proving, and agent workflows.
A branded product may require custom business logic, operational controls, reporting, and user experience without rebuilding every execution and settlement component from the ground up.
Silvana provides the infrastructure for private execution, transaction preparation, settlement coordination, agent workflows, and structured results.
Hecto shapes the customer experience, business process, market proposition, and regulatory operating model around the underlying infrastructure.
Use only partner approved metrics, quotes, screenshots, launch scope, dates, and implementation details. Placeholder numbers are intentionally not published here.
Bring private trading, agent actions, authorization, and settlement into an existing user experience.
Turn execution and settlement events into searchable information, operational context, and reconciliation inputs.
Use Silvana beneath a partner brand for execution, settlement, agent workflows, and selected reporting capabilities.
Connect issued assets to trading, liquidity, applications, agents, and ongoing market operations.
Integrate controlled execution and settlement with existing policy, signing, operations, and reporting environments.
Identify the users, assets, objective, trigger, operating environment, and expected outcome.
Define permissions, signing authority, privacy requirements, policy checks, risk limits, and settlement conditions.
Clarify what the partner product owns, what Silvana provides, and which external services or network components are involved.
Integrate the required APIs, interfaces, agents, data, and settlement flows in a controlled environment.
Document what is live, which features require configuration, and which capabilities remain outside the initial release.
Monitor the workflow, reconcile outcomes, improve the product experience, and add further capabilities as requirements grow.
The partner must approve its name, logo, product description, integration details, quotes, metrics, and screenshots before publication.
Explain the actual workflow rather than describing a broad partnership.
State what Silvana provides, what the partner provides, and where Canton or another external system fits.
Distinguish between live, piloting, integrating, and planned capabilities.
Use metrics only when the source, period, definition, and approval are documented.
Do not imply broader product support, regulatory status, user adoption, custody behavior, or performance than the approved evidence supports.
Tell us what you are building, where execution belongs, and which controls the product must preserve. We will map the right Silvana integration path.