The company provides a platform that lets financial institutions automate, integrate, and distribute both traditional and tokenized financial products. Its services include AI-driven extraction and loading of unstructured data, order and corporate action management, and tokenization with asset servicing and registrar capabilities.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Financial institutions often rely on fragmented, manual processes to handle unstructured data, manage orders and corporate actions, and issue tokenized assets, leading to inefficiencies, errors, and delayed product distribution.
Solution
Marketnode offers an integrated platform that automates the extraction and loading of unstructured data using AI/LLM models, streamlines order and corporate action workflows, and provides end‑to‑end tokenization with asset servicing and registrar functions. The platform consolidates these capabilities into a single infrastructure, enabling institutions to process large volumes of fund orders and documents with minimal manual intervention. By delivering both traditional and tokenized product support, Marketnode reduces operational overhead and accelerates time‑to‑market for financial products. Clients can access the solution via APIs and dashboards that fit into existing technology stacks, ensuring seamless integration with legacy systems.
Target Audience
Primary customers are banks, asset managers, and custodians that issue and manage funds, structured products, and credit instruments, as well as firms seeking to launch tokenized financial assets.
Features
- AI‑driven extraction, transformation, and loading of unstructured documents for rapid data onboarding
- Automated order management and corporate action processing with built‑in transfer agent workflows
- Full tokenization suite including asset issuance, distribution, servicing, and registrar services
- Scalable architecture handling over 1.4 million fund orders and 7 k+ documents annually
- API and UI integration points for embedding functionality into existing banking and asset‑management platforms