Last week we released Prividium Commander, a control plane for institutions running digital asset services.
Most institutions that pilot digital assets get stuck between the pilot and production. Permissions, integrations, audit records and internal approvals have to be built around every new service. Commander puts those in one product. It connects to the identity and internal systems an institution already uses, applies the institution’s own rules to who can issue and transfer assets, and records transaction status and logs, including why a request was refused.
Commander runs on public chains or on private networks institutions already operate, such as Hyperledger Besu. An institution that later wants a dedicated chain can move to Prividium Ledger and keep Commander and the integrations it has built.
Until now, Prividium served institutions looking for a new blockchain. Commander opens it to institutions that already run one, which widens the set of institutions that can connect to one another on ZKsync. The full announcement is on the blog. Happy to take questions here.