Definition

Digital Assets are uniquely recognized and recorded that have or can be realized as a value proposition. Examples of digital assets are photos, videos, audio, documents, etc.

What are the benefits of having digital assets for business?

Efficient transactions

Businesses handle numerous transactions, often daily. Digital assets offer cost-effective transaction options. Note that fees vary based on factors, but initiating digital asset transactions tends to have low costs.


Strong security

Digital asset transactions are logged on public ledgers, enabling transparent tracking and audits. Transactions are irreversible, protected by secure blockchain technology. You retain control over your assets, shielded from hackers.


Swift transactions

Digital asset transactions are swift and offer greater control. You can monitor and approve transactions, choosing transfer times. This minimizes uncertainty and reduces waiting compared to systems like SWIFT, where extended delays are common.