Input Nexus
Continuous reserve auditing for companies that hold crypto assets in Brazil.
- Market
- Brazil · virtual asset services
In development. The first offering is a manual Readiness Diagnostic, ahead of the automated platform.
The challenge
Input Nexus is Output's own product, in development. It is built for the Brazilian market for virtual asset services, where a company that holds crypto on behalf of clients has to be able to prove that what it owes matches what it holds.
When a company holds crypto on behalf of clients, it must be able to prove that what it owes matches what it holds. Input Nexus checks declared liabilities against custody observed on-chain and produces verifiable evidence of the result.
The audience is exchanges and virtual asset service providers, funds, corporate treasuries and fintechs: the companies for whom the question is not whether the reserves exist but whether the answer stands up when someone else asks.
What we built
In development. The first offering is a manual Readiness Diagnostic, ahead of the automated platform. A company is taken through its liability records and its custody arrangements, and the result is the evidence a reserve attestation would need and the gaps that would stop one.
There are no numbers on this page, because there are none worth publishing yet. When the platform runs in production, the case will say what it measured.
How it is engineered
The same rules as the regulated platforms in this portfolio. Liabilities and observed custody are separate records, reconciled rather than merged, so a divergence is a finding instead of a rounding difference. Every check is written with its inputs, its sources and its date, and nothing is overwritten.
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