Institution to institution, under your own key.
Settle with another bank or credit union any hour, any day, each side signing for itself. Your gates clear before you sign.
Settlement on your hours, not the wire window's.
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Any hour
A payment sent on a Saturday night settles on a Saturday night.
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Gates before your signature
Sanctions screening, your limits, and Travel Rule recordkeeping clear before your institution signs.
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Credit on finality
The far side is credited on recorded finality.
Who can move the money
Your institution keeps
- Its customers and their deposits
- Its status as financial institution of record, and its BSA program
- Control of the keys that move principal
BeVyne never
- Holds, pools, or converts funds
- Holds a key that can move principal
- Credits the far side before recorded finality
BeVyne's key pays network fees and cannot move principal. In between, you hold a working balance in your own wallet: not a deposit, not insured, no yield. How it is funded.
Three rows for the exam
| Reference | Control | Standing |
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| OCC IL 1183 · FDIC FIL-7-2025 · FRB, April 2025 | Permissible for national, FDIC-supervised, and state member banks without prior approval. Federal credit unions: NCUA's 2021 and 2022 letters apply; it has not issued a matching no-prior-approval statement. | Your charter |
| GENIUS Act §3(g)(3) | Between banking organizations, the settlement asset will be a permitted issuer's stablecoin. | Statute, not yet in force |
| 31 CFR 1020.410(a); 1010.410(f) | Bank-to-bank transfers for own account are exempt from recordkeeping; customer items are recorded at $3,000. | Verified in code |
Pre-pilot: built and tested against simulated networks; live settlement is not yet enabled. Full register on How It Works; inspection package on Diligence.
See this transfer clear every gate.
Thirty minutes, a simulated transfer with your volumes. Bring your BSA officer.
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