IBM has unveiled Digital Asset Haven, a comprehensive enterprise platform enabling regulated institutions to manage digital assets across more than 40 public and private blockchains. The platform combines IBM’s enterprise-grade infrastructure with Dfns’ digital wallet technology to create a secure environment for institutional digital asset operations.
Meet IBM Digital Asset Haven, built for the next era of finance.
— IBM Hybrid Cloud & Infrastructure (@IBMcloud) October 27, 2025
It’s a single, secure environment for the clients to manage and transact digital assets, empowering institutions to enter this new economy.
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Comprehensive Security and Compliance Features
Digital Asset Haven integrates multiple security layers to protect institutional assets. The platform leverages IBM’s Hardware Security Modules and implements Multi-Party Computation for enhanced protection. Advanced quantum-safe cryptographic protocols further safeguard assets against future technological threats. The system includes built-in identity verification and anti-money laundering compliance tools to meet regulatory requirements. These features help institutions maintain regulatory compliance while managing their digital asset operations.
Enterprise-Scale Asset Management
The platform offers institutions a unified environment to handle the complete digital asset lifecycle. Users can manage custody, execute transactions, and process settlements through a single interface. Dfns, which has created over 15 million wallets for more than 250 clients, provides the underlying wallet infrastructure. The platform includes governance frameworks for transaction approvals and multi-party authorization workflows that financial institutions require for mainstream adoption.
Strategic Market Timing
IBM positions Digital Asset Haven as a solution for the growing institutional interest in digital assets and blockchain technology. The platform will launch as a Software-as-a-Service offering in late 2025, with hybrid and on-premises versions planned for 2026. This timing aligns with increasing demand from financial institutions and governments exploring digital asset integration and tokenization of traditional assets. IBM’s established reputation in enterprise technology and security makes it a natural partner for institutions entering the digital asset space.
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