Diginex Subsidiary Digivault Launches a Custody Solution Helix

Helix is launched with the purpose to safeguard customers against theft and key manipulation. It would function from military-level locations which are super secure and hardware protection of network is a feature of it too.

Helix is getting incorporated with the cold storage solution to store the crypto assets called Kelvin which is owned by the same firm.  Kelvin solution is pretty handy and is also used in Asia and Europe to store gold and silver. The custody solutions also have the approval of the Cyber Essential Plus certification in the UK.

CEO of Digivault, Robert Cooper has suggested that once the license needed to operate are received, their scalable platform would offer high-level custody to virtual assets even the security tokens and payment tokens.

He also went on to add that what separates helix from the rest in the market is the elite level of security it has got to offer. He believes that with this level of security it can help the institutions in growing their virtual assets by safeguarding the tokenization needs.

Diginex Listing on NASDAQ Not Too Far

Diginex is all set to be listed on NASDAQ as the US  SEC has already handed it's approvement to the firm back in February. A reverse merger with 8i enterprises is on the cards for Diginex to go public.

When queried about the progress made in Diginex getting listed,  the CEO responded by saying that it would go through as soon as the regulator and shareholder approval is obtained and emphasized that the Diginex firm remains completely committed to the agreement. The completion of the deal is likely in June.

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