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Wallet diligence for Solana treasury, stablecoin and payment teams. Structured risk flags, review memos and onchain attestations before funds move

Melbourne, Australia
Joined May 2026
Before funds move, teams need to know who they’re dealing with. Atlas Due is building a Solana-native trust & diligence layer for stablecoin settlement, treasury and payment counterparties. Enter a wallet → get a structured risk review: • deterministic wallet flags
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This week: a standalone recipient-authorisation prototype with expiry, payment-context checks and ALLOW/HOLD/BLOCK prechecks. Next: test where it helps operators alongside their existing approval tools.
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A recipient approval needs a scope: which chain, asset, amount and purpose? It also needs an expiry. In stablecoin operations, the useful question is: does this approval still cover the payment we're about to make?
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I'm building in the Crypto World's Fair Hackathon, powered by @Colosseum! Entering @atlas_due, the definitive wallet diligence layer. colosseum.com/hackathon/soci…
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Crypto compliance people: I need your help proving/killing a startup thesis. When an outbound crypto transfer / destination wallet gets flagged, what actually happens next? I want to understand the workflow between: wallet alert → investigation → decision → funds released/held
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I’m building Atlas Due and don't want to build another “wallet checker” or another compliance dashboard nobody needs. If you work in AML, transaction monitoring, fraud/risk or compliance ops at an exchange, VASP, broker, ramp or crypto payments company, please DM me. 15 minutes.
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No sales pitch. I want the ugly reality of the workflow.
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→ Where is that decision + rationale recorded? → What happens when the same wallet appears again? I’m especially interested in where Chainalysis / TRM / Elliptic stop and internal tools, spreadsheets, tickets or manual processes begin.
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I’m building Atlas Due, but this isn’t a sales pitch — I want to understand the workflow before shaping the product further. If you work on this at an exchange, VASP, broker, OTC desk, on/off-ramp or crypto payments company, DM me. Even 15 mins
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Stablecoins, tokenised deposits and onchain payments are moving from crypto-native use cases into real treasury and settlement flows. That creates a new problem: Before funds move, teams need to know who they’re dealing with.
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Atlas Due is building wallet diligence for Solana-native finance — turning wallet history, risk flags and counterparty review into a structured workflow instead of scattered explorer tabs, screenshots and spreadsheets. Faster money needs better trust infrastructure.
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Are you a Solana and Rust ninja with Backend systems experience, a good eye for customer workflow and can deeply understand product taste and customer workflow? We are looking for a technical cofounder. Other must-haves: Security-conscious engineering mindset
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Excited by boring-but-important financial workflow infrastructure Nice-to-have: Prior work on payments, treasury, compliance, risk, wallets, custody, DeFi infra Experience integrating third-party data APIs Drop us (or @PsychCosmonaut) a DM
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The problem: wallet review today is too scattered. Atlas Due turns that into a repeatable workflow and portable trust artifact. Built on Solana because fast, low-cost financial workflows need infrastructure that can actually sit close to the transaction layer.
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• counterparty / treasury behaviour summary • concise diligence memo • onchain attestation trail This is for tokenisation platforms, stablecoin apps, treasury teams, payment operators & anyone who needs to review wallets before sending, receiving or relying on funds.
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Atlas Due is looking for early design-partner conversations with @solana, @USDC, payment, treasury and tokenisation teams. We’re building a lightweight counterparty diligence layer for stablecoin settlement wallets. The problem we’re exploring:
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We’re especially interested in speaking with teams working on: stablecoin settlement @solana payments RWA / tokenisation treasury operations wallet infrastructure multisig or institutional ops workflows
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We’re not asking anyone to buy anything yet. We’re looking for feedback on whether this solves a real workflow problem, where it falls short, and what would make it useful enough to test. If this is relevant to your team, we’d be grateful for a short feedback call.
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