Ownera SuperApps store · every listed app

FinP2P SuperApp map

All 35 SuperApps on the store as of , plus our proposed Social and Market Data SuperApp, possible connections between them, and named banks, market infrastructures, asset managers and technology partners attached to those apps, each with a public source cited. Ownera does not publish app-to-app links; these are derived from each app's category, participant types and stated orchestration using the rules at the bottom of the page. Click any node.

Value chain reads left to right: issue, distribute, trade, finance, then data and identity. Hover or click an app to see what it connects to, or tick "show all connections" for the whole web. The connectors along the bottom (ledger, custody, cash, messaging, cross-chain) link to almost every app, so their lines appear only for a selected app or a chosen connection type.

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Colours

Lines app to app, derived selected app partner on store listing partner by report or press shared participants

Shapes SuperApp, bigger = live institution proposed

Which participant types each app serves

Straight from the store: primary (●) and secondary (○) participant types per app. Two apps serving the same institution type can be composed on that institution's Router.

Banks, institutions and partners on the network

Every named organisation attached to a SuperApp, each with a public source. Most trace to a handful of documents: the JPMorgan and HQLAx repo launch, the two GDF and ISDA collateral sandbox reports (US and UK/EU) whose contributor lists name the firms, DTCC's own account of its collateral experiment, CoinDesk on the Goldman real estate fund, Ownera's partnership announcements, Ownera's Open Collateral Network site (ocn.ownera.io), which names the live and "coming soon" repo participants and hosts the full reports, and the vendors' own partner pages. SuperApps store means the app's listing on superapps.ownera.io names it.

Sources

Each source once, with the institutions that cite it. Dates are the document's own. Ownera's news page (ownera.io/news) is the index for its partnership announcements.

How the connections were derived

Rules

settles: Universal Blockchain Connector settles every business app's ledger instructions (its listing: "all types of transactions from all other Super-Apps into any ledger").
custody: Custodian Service serves every business app's investors; custody technology providers plug in behind it; staking runs on custodied assets.
cash: Payment Provider Service gives the cash leg (DvP, PvP, repo) to any app serving payers, traders, collateral desks, investors or issuers. Universal Stablecoin Connector feeds it and any trading or collateral app.
messaging: FIX Connector for apps with Trading in their categories and the repo/collateral hubs; ISO 20022 for collateral, CSD, clearing and payment apps.
crosschain: LayerZero Connector and Cross-Chain Asset Converter extend the ledger connector and serve issuer tools and collateral apps that move assets between chains.
distributes: issuer tools list onto the Asset Distribution and Access Hub ("core infrastructure used by all business SuperApps"), which feeds venues, investor front ends and the CSD platform; asset marketplaces feed investor front ends.
matching: Exberry supplies order matching to venue-type apps.
collateral: explicit relationships in listings (HQLAx to Intraday Repo, DTCC experiment to Collateral Mobility Manager) plus collateral flowing into lending and pools.
data: Kaiko (prices), Particula (risk ratings) and the Social and Market Data SuperApp (sentiment) feed apps that trade, lend, manage collateral or show assets to investors; post-trade apps send data to Ledgible.
identity: Prove products verify identities at onboarding (custody, investor front end, issuers) and payees before funds move.

Institutions: a solid line means the app's SuperApps store listing names the organisation as a partner; a dashed line means the attachment comes from a public report or announcement (the GDF and ISDA sandbox reports, Ownera's press, its Open Collateral Network site) rather than the listing. An institution can be a participant, a client or a technology partner; the note on each link says which, and every link carries its source.

Not drawn: the FinP2P Router License, which every app requires. The optional overlay draws a faint dashed line between any two apps that share two or more primary participant types, the store's own signal that they can live on the same Router.

Data: superapps.ownera.io/api/apps, /api/types, /api/categories, pulled 2026-09-20. Node size reflects status: production largest. Prepared by the Draper Goren Blockchain venture studio. Connections are our reading of the listings, not an Ownera statement.