Keep custody, execution, settlement, and payout as separate governable states.

OTC Custody & Market Execution

Institutional custody, OTC execution, settlement, and bank-exit workflows with explicit execution, booking, and proof boundaries.

Why this family matters

Operational family pillar

  • Show where price formation, custody confirmation, execution approval, and settlement proof are separated.
  • Do not present venue or custody adapters as if StableNexus owns the regulated execution leg.

Related case proof

Reference docs

Market trackers

Related notes

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