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The Vault Opens Engineering Hub in Tbilisi

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The Vault has established an engineering center in Tbilisi, Georgia, with its local subsidiary Tría Labs focusing on core platform technology development, including MPC libraries and SaaS/on-premise deployment. The platform operates under Swiss and EU regulation, targeting institutional demand for compliant custody solutions under the MiCA framework.

Written with AI from the reporting · updated 10/22/2026

Latest developmentOct 22, 23:34
The Vault opens engineering hub in Tbilisi to advance digital asset technology
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  1. 1Unclassified fact stationOct 23, 00:18single sourcereport-time only

    The Vault 将工程中心迁至第比利斯

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    开设工程中心
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    Tría Labs
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    The Vault opens engineering hub in Tbilisi to advance digital asset technology

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    The Vault, a Swiss and EU regulated custody platform for institutional digital assets, is expanding to Georgia by establishing an engineering hub in Tbilisi through its local company, Tría Labs. This hub will focus on developing the platform's core technology, including its proprietary MPC library (independently audited by Halborn) and SaaS and on-premise deployments used by banks, asset managers, and fintechs. The move supports scaling product capacity amid increased institutional demand driven by the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA).

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