Hex Trust Connects to Haruko

Digital assets services provider Hex Trust has connected to technology platform Haruko to enable its clients to see a unified, real-time view of the custodied assets, market activity and staking performance, alongside their exposures across other trading venues.

The firms argue that as institutional adoption accelerates, the primary hurdle shifts from security to governance and data fragmentation. Asset managers today operate across a siloed landscape of exchanges, DeFi protocols, and staking networks, making holistic risk assessment and portfolio optimisation nearly impossible through manual workflows, they stress.

The integration of the two firms’ technologies will provide users with a unified view of positions, credit and counterparty risk exposures; overall P&L and staking rewards; access portfolio reporting and tax compliance services, as well as pricing and risk analytics. “This integration acts as a blueprint for how regulated custodians and data infrastructure providers can collaborate to abstract away market fragmentation, to support a transparent and professionally managed digital finance ecosystem,” the firms state.

“Fragmented spreadsheets are a liability, the market now demands unified data rigour and real-time oversight,” claims Giorgia Pellizzari, chief product officer & head of custody at Hex Trust. “This partnership allows us to elevate our offering from secure storage to full data utility. We are actively defining a new standard where regulated custody is the foundation for holistic risk management. By seamlessly integrating Haruko’s engine, we architect a transparent, single source of truth for our clients, enabling intelligent decision-making across their entire digital asset treasury.”

Shamyl Malik, CEO and co-founder of Haruko, adds, ““Integrating Hex Trust’s comprehensive suite of regulated custody, staking, and markets data provides our clients with essential context, strengthening their ability to manage risk with clarity, optimise capital, and enhance decision-making across portfolios.”