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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
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.
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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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
→ 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.
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.
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
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
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.
• 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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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


