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New: need-to-know privacy on FinP2P
A new privacy page: how FinP2P keeps trades visible only to the parties in them, who sees what, privacy by chain with sources, transaction costs by chain, and six questions to ask any privacy vendor. Plus a who-sees-what section on How it works and a privacy section in the FAQ.
Ownera's own collateral and intraday repo application (inventory and funding, collateral management, treasury hub) is now on the network page, with Transcend as a named optimization integration and Commerzbank's quote as a GDF sandbox participant.
ABN AMRO, Tokentus Investment AG, K3, TomNext and Future of Finance appear among the "Trusted By" logos on Ownera's home page. Listed as named associations; Ownera does not describe the relationships.
Ownera archived its Tezos adapter repository on 1 Nov. Also noted on the developer guide: EVM adapter v0.29.0, swap and move instructions and EIP-712 handling in the Node.js skeleton, and collateral-terms v3 in the certificates spec.
Store production count in the FAQ now 15 (it left out the Router License listing); the Open Collateral Network pilots are described as slated for September 2026, as Ownera has not announced their start; Polygon re-sourced to Ownera's Tokenized Treasury Manager page, and Base dropped as Ownera's site no longer names it; the authentication note now reflects that Ownera's reference uses apiKey in its own sample.
Ownera announced a partnership with Utila, pairing Utila's wallet infrastructure and transaction governance with the FinP2P network and SuperApps platform. Added to the custody layer on the network page.
New pages: a community field guide to building on FinP2P, a guide for AI agents and LLMs (including Ownera's docs MCP server), an FAQ, site search and this changelog with an RSS feed. Plain-text versions at /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt.
An independent, sourced map of the FinP2P network: every SuperApp on the store, the institutions attached to each, how a transaction moves, and a public source for every claim.