
Enzyme Finance
Enzyme Finance is a tokenized finance infrastructure platform for creating and managing institutional-grade financial products on-chain.

What is Enzyme Finance?
Enzyme Finance is a tokenized finance infrastructure platform that empowers businesses and institutions to create and manage next-generation financial products and strategies. Enzyme offers Vault as a Service, providing the tech stack to issue and administer tokenized funds and instruments with advanced administrative controls and a white-label investor experience. Its Financial Instruments suite enables creating and trading on-chain options, including covered calls and cash-secured puts, through an automated marketplace or over-the-counter settlement via the Myso Protocol. With 8+ years at the forefront of decentralized finance, Enzyme supports interaction with 30+ protocols and hundreds of assets. The platform delivers compliance-ready infrastructure for global regulatory standards and is natively available on both Ethereum Virtual Machine and Canton networks.
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