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REM starts with one network or application and one workflow, and gets it into production before adding breadth. Delivery is hands-on at first; the connectors, mappings, workflows, and controls built along the way are what become reusable product.

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How an engagement runs

1

Discovery

A short working session to pin down the workflow, the data, the destination system, and what “correct” means. See the questions below.
2

Fixed-scope pilot

One live workflow, delivered in roughly four to six weeks against written production criteria. For example: authorised ledger view → REM connector → canonical events → your ledger or stream → reconciliation and audit trail.
3

Production

The pilot moves to production once the agreed criteria are met, in the deployment mode your security boundary allows.
4

Managed deployment and support

Ongoing deployment, support, and SLAs for the running workflow, then expansion to the next workflow or network.

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Example first engagements

  • Private Zk chain application → customer Kafka, Snowflake, or accounting system
  • Tempo Zone → ledger, reporting, and reconciliation backend
  • Private-EVM tokenised bond → lifecycle events and books-and-records synchronisation
  • Custody or provider feed plus ledger view → settlement reconciliation
  • Stablecoin product → production data, delivery, and operational controls
  • Multi-entity stablecoin flows → intercompany settlement evidence and reconciliation

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Discovery questions

Come ready to talk through:
  1. Which event or state must appear in which system?
  2. What is rebuilt or handled manually today?
  3. Which failures are expensive, common, or audit-sensitive?
  4. Who owns the problem, the budget, and the production decision?
  5. What data is authorised, and where may it be processed?
  6. What finality, latency, completeness, retention, and residency rules apply?
  7. Which actions remain under your or your custodian’s control?
  8. What result would convert a pilot into production?

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A good fit

Engagements work best when there is:
  • a live product or a dated production launch;
  • an urgent, recurring integration or operational problem;
  • authorised access to the required data;
  • a named owner in product, engineering, implementation, treasury, finance operations, or controllership;
  • a real destination system and a correctness requirement;
  • an agreed dataset and security boundary; and
  • potential reuse across customers, entities, or deployments.
REM does not take on speculative token issuance, free generic demos, or custom development unrelated to the workflow.

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Ways to work together

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Get in touch

Book a call

Bring the network, the destination system, and the records that have to agree.

Email

hi@rem.money