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01 / Financial markets
Prebuilt foundations
Bring prebuilt funding, investing and wallet components into your app. Configure the experience around your bank and its integration scope.
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Reusable screens and connected journeys.
Your brand. Your approved offering.
A connected experience
Make funding, investing and managing assets feel like one familiar banking experience. Clear choices, considered details and visible outcomes.
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From the first choice to the final result.
Terms and costs, ready to review.
Bank-led by design
Define who can access each product and keep permissions and outcomes in view. Mammoth connects the journey around your bank’s approved scope.
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Customer eligibility and product permissions.
Confirmed, pending and unresolved states.
Reusable investing, funding and recurring purchase screens. Your bank defines the scope.
Equities, crypto, perpetuals and borrowing. Designed to come together inside your bank’s app.
Designed to give your bank one place to oversee customer access, investment activity and order status across its offering.
Connect the bank’s customer journey with approved actions, clear authority and confirmed results.
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Check the customer and selected product against the bank’s approved offering. Bank balances, pending funding and spendable wallet funds remain separate.
Show the exact action and its costs, limits and risks. Future orders also need quantity, trigger or schedule, expiry and cancellation terms. Accepting a quote does not sign a transaction, and a bank mandate does not authorize a wallet trade.
Validate the actual transaction and applicable price references before signing or submission. The bank controls fiat funding. The customer authorizes wallet actions, including any collateral commitment. Conditional and recurring execution requires a verified provider path and bounded advance authority. Material changes require fresh acceptance and any necessary signature.
Show the actual result: an active order, pending settlement, partial fill, confirmed holding, position or debt. A submitted instruction is not a completed transaction. Management actions go through their own checks and authorization. Cancellation remains pending until confirmed; a timeout does not justify duplicate execution.
Choose funding, investing, orders, perpetuals or borrowing.
Check customer and product eligibility, the wallet and available funds.
Distinguish bank balances, pending funding and spendable wallet funds.
Check the available funds for the selected action; a bank balance or pending funding is not a confirmed wallet balance.
Connect the bank’s customer journey with approved actions, clear authority and confirmed results.
Check the customer and selected product against the bank’s approved offering. Bank balances, pending funding and spendable wallet funds remain separate.
Customer · Enter through the bank app
Choose funding, investing, orders, perpetuals or borrowing.
Bank + Mammoth · Check the approved offering
Check customer and product eligibility, the wallet and available funds.
Bank app · Keep balance categories separate
Distinguish bank balances, pending funding and spendable wallet funds.
Pending funding is not spendable
Check the available funds for the selected action; a bank balance or pending funding is not a confirmed wallet balance.
Show amounts, route, costs, limits and risks, including the terms for future orders.
Keep bank payment authority and wallet execution authority separate.
Review quantity, trigger or schedule, expiry and cancellation terms where applicable.
Accepting a quote does not sign a transaction. A bank mandate does not authorize a wallet trade.
Connect the bank’s customer journey with approved actions, clear authority and confirmed results.
Show the exact action and its costs, limits and risks. Future orders also need quantity, trigger or schedule, expiry and cancellation terms. Accepting a quote does not sign a transaction, and a bank mandate does not authorize a wallet trade.
Mammoth · Present the exact action
Show amounts, route, costs, limits and risks, including the terms for future orders.
Bank app · Explain the permissions
Keep bank payment authority and wallet execution authority separate.
Customer · Accept the proposed terms
Review quantity, trigger or schedule, expiry and cancellation terms where applicable.
Acceptance is not a signature
Accepting a quote does not sign a transaction. A bank mandate does not authorize a wallet trade.
Recheck bank controls, price references, state, gas and the actual payload. Confirm the execution path is approved.
Bank authority for fiat funding; customer authorization for wallet actions and collateral; verified bounded authority for future orders.
Bank and Circle process fiat funding; signed wallet actions are submitted once; a verified provider registers or executes bounded future instructions.
Block the action or obtain fresh terms and acceptance, with any necessary signature, before execution.
Connect the bank’s customer journey with approved actions, clear authority and confirmed results.
Validate the actual transaction and applicable price references before signing or submission. The bank controls fiat funding. The customer authorizes wallet actions, including any collateral commitment. Conditional and recurring execution requires a verified provider path and bounded advance authority. Material changes require fresh acceptance and any necessary signature.
Bank + Mammoth · Validate the proposed action
Recheck bank controls, price references, state, gas and the actual payload. Confirm the execution path is approved.
Bank / customer · Obtain the required authority
Bank authority for fiat funding; customer authorization for wallet actions and collateral; verified bounded authority for future orders.
Approved execution path · Follow the selected route
Bank and Circle process fiat funding; signed wallet actions are submitted once; a verified provider registers or executes bounded future instructions.
Changed or invalid terms
Block the action or obtain fresh terms and acceptance, with any necessary signature, before execution.
Match bank, provider and blockchain records. Continue observing later fills, settlement and protocol events.
Display actual balances, active orders, pending settlement, partial fills, holdings, positions, debt and costs.
Permitted cancellation, exit, repayment or withdrawal needs its own checks and authorization.
Submission is not completion. Cancellation stays pending until confirmed, and a timeout does not justify duplicate execution.
Connect the bank’s customer journey with approved actions, clear authority and confirmed results.
Show the actual result: an active order, pending settlement, partial fill, confirmed holding, position or debt. A submitted instruction is not a completed transaction. Management actions go through their own checks and authorization. Cancellation remains pending until confirmed; a timeout does not justify duplicate execution.
Mammoth · Reconcile the evidence
Match bank, provider and blockchain records. Continue observing later fills, settlement and protocol events.
Bank app · Show the actual outcome
Display actual balances, active orders, pending settlement, partial fills, holdings, positions, debt and costs.
Customer · Manage through fresh checks
Permitted cancellation, exit, repayment or withdrawal needs its own checks and authorization.
Await a confirmed result
Submission is not completion. Cancellation stays pending until confirmed, and a timeout does not justify duplicate execution.
Security & assurance
Information security. Product assurance. A disciplined approach to vulnerability management.
Standards, assurance and secure development.
Secure development and component evaluation.
Governance and independent assurance.
Disclosure, response and software transparency.
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Connected from London
Highlighted countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom.
From scope to launch
Days 01—05, Phase 01
Align the full Mammoth product with your bank’s systems, responsibilities and launch requirements.
Identify the customer journey and initial product priorities.
Agree operating roles, interfaces and dependencies.
Bring legal, risk, security and operations into the delivery plan.
Days 06—15, Phase 02
Configure the agreed interfaces and bring the experience into your banking app.
Implement the agreed customer journeys and Mammoth interfaces.
Define reporting, reconciliation and exception handoffs.
Coordinate the bank’s implementation team and test environment.
Days 16—30, Phase 03
Validate customer journeys, order states, controls and operational handovers.
Test normal, pending and failed outcomes, including authorisation.
Review reporting, records and operational handovers.
Assess test evidence against the bank’s agreed release criteria.
Days 31—40, Phase 04
Complete readiness checks and the bank’s approvals for the agreed rollout.
Follow the bank’s legal, risk, security and operational reviews.
Document monitoring, exception owners and operating responsibilities.
Follow a controlled rollout within the agreed product scope.
Questions, answered
Start with the essentials. Then ask a little more.
The intended normal customer lifecycle stays inside the bank’s application. The bank controls its customer experience and delivers the final integration.
No. Product, provider, asset and network scope are agreed separately. A catalogue of intended capabilities is not a promise that every integration is included.
The 40-day integration plan covers the full Mammoth product under standard prepared integration conditions. Actual timing can differ with system readiness, testing and bank approvals.
The bank’s team delivers final integration into its application and systems, using the agreed Mammoth interfaces and workflows.
