Ownera draws its network as counterparties running Routers, an orchestration layer in the middle, and three things underneath: many blockchains, each institution's internal platforms, and a store of SuperApps. This page is that picture with every publicly named piece in place. Hover a chip for the note, click it for the source.
Counterparties: who runs or is attached to a Router
79 organisations publicly attached to the network or to an app on it.
Banks 12
Asset managers 7
Market infrastructures and venues 16
Custody tech 3
Stablecoin and payments 7
Fund services 4
Real estate 1
Data 11
Technology 18
FinP2P application orchestrationone Router per institution · intents become orchestration plans · executed peer to peer with signed proofs
SuperApp store: what runs on the Routers
35 apps. "live" marks production status on the store.
Business SuperApps 19
Utilities and connectors 16
Underneath: chains, standards, cash, custody, platforms, industry
Blockchains and ledgers the Routers reach
Through the Universal Blockchain Connector and per-chain adapters. LayerZero extends reach to 150+ more.
Token standards and smart-contract families the adapters speak
Plugins in Ownera's open-source EVM adapter, plus the standards named on the connector listing.
Cash and settlement rails
The payment leg of DvP, PvP and repo, through the Payment Provider Service and the Universal Stablecoin Connector.
Custody and key management
Behind the Custodian Service and the custody-tech connector.
Internal platforms and market infrastructures connected
The 'Internal Platforms' box in Ownera's diagram: the incumbent systems a Router plugs into.
Industry bodies and standards that shape the network
Where the rules, sandboxes and message standards come from.