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Introduction to Post-Trade Automation

Figure: Automisation introduces a new financial operating model that solves key inefficiencies in legacy markets.

In capital markets, executing a trade is just the first step. What follows (post-trade processing) is often complex, fragmented, and costly. Traditionally, it involves a web of intermediaries, disconnected systems, and settlement delays.

Today, however, the financial infrastructure is evolving. Technologies like tokenisation and API-driven automation are streamlining the way assets are issued, transferred, and managed. This promises faster, more efficient post-trade workflows.

This guide explains/answers:

Tip

If you're building on our platform, also see the Token Lifecycle and Getting Started documentation for sandbox access and production integration.

New to tokenisation?

We’ve prepared a brief explainer of key concepts such as tokenisation, smart contracts, and distributed validation. Read the Glossary of Key Concepts.

What comes next?

  • Token Lifecycle: Learn how tokens are minted, transferred, queried, and burned throughout their lifecycle.
  • How-To Guides: Step-by-step examples with code snippets for each major token operation.
  • API Reference Guide: Detailed overview of endpoints, request payloads, and response formats.
  • Glossary of Key Concepts: Definitions and explanations of common terminology used throughout the docs.