Conduit Network

What Conduit Network does

Conduit Network (legally Ember Network, Inc., incorporated in Delaware, USA) builds atomic transaction infrastructure designed to replace the sequential T+1 settlement chain used in traditional finance and blockchain systems. The company's defining architectural claim is that three primitives — Legal Authority, Agreements, and Rights Accounting — can be executed as a single atomic operation in under 100 milliseconds, collapsing five separate financial operations (agreement execution, legal authority enforcement, rights recognition, settlement, and accounting sync) into one hardware-enforced event. Trust is anchored in FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certified appliances running Conduit OS with TEE-backed secure enclaves, threshold cryptography, and five-device replication per actor; software conforms to a hardware-enforced specification rather than substituting for it. The product portfolio comprises the Conduit Core Appliance (purpose-built hardware node), Conduit Wallet (rights-aware asset management interface), Conduit API/SDK (TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, Java with CoDA developer agent and MCP Server), and Conduit Gateways (Payment, Rewards, Exchange, Banking interoperability protocols).

The company's primary vertical is financial services and capital markets (tokenization of real-world assets, private credit, trade finance, structured products), with secondary use cases in telecommunications edge infrastructure, AI/agentic AI bounded mandates, rewards and loyalty programs, and government/defense deployments. Business model economics combine hardware appliance sales with recurring subscription revenue from API/SDK, Gateways, and Wallet, but pricing is not publicly disclosed and the company operates an invitation-only Private Alpha program routed through gated early-access requests. Distribution is exclusively direct enterprise sales, with no channel partners or resellers disclosed.

Conduit is a 2023-vintage company with 18 employees, no disclosed institutional funding, and no parent company. The operating posture is founder-led build-out of a vertically integrated Primitive Definition / Trusted Execution / Economic Network stack derived from first-principles reasoning about what commerce requires, currently gated to deployment-ready use cases across finance, infrastructure, and AI.

Name

Conduit Network

Legal name

Ember Network, Inc.

Website

https://cndt.io

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Conduit Network builds atomic transaction infrastructure that executes Legal Authority, Agreements, and Rights Accounting as one hardware-enforced operation in under 100ms, serving financial services, telecom, AI, loyalty, and government verticals.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Distributed Settlement Infrastructure

NAICS

Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing (334290), Computer and Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing (33411), Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing (33429)

SIC

Computer Communications Equipment (3576), Wholesale-Computers & Peripheral Equipment & Software (5045)

akta.pro primary industry

B2B/EDI & Supply Chain Process Automation Platforms (HDAEAHAK)

akta.pro secondary industries

Dispute, Chargeback & Refund Automation (FSAGABAI), Industrial Network Redundancy & Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN/PRP/HSR/ERPS) (HDAFAJAH)

Keywords

• Atomic settlement infrastructure
• Decentralized ledger protocol
• Hardware-attested execution
• Programmable commercial primitives
• Counterparty temporal ledger

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Software

Cost components

Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Personnel, Infrastructure, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Hardware Appliance Sales: Conduit Core Appliance is a purpose-built hardware node that fulfills the Trusted Execution Layer's physical trust requirements. Includes Connectivity, Security (FIPS 140-2 Level 3), Compute, Battery, and MVNO modules.
2. API/SDK and Developer Tools: Conduit API and SDK products (TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, Java) enabling applications to build on Conduit OS and inherit Trusted Execution Layer guarantees. CoDA developer agent provides natural language to protocol integration translation.
3. Gateway Integrations: Gateway products provide interoperability with external systems (fintech, IoT, cloud services, AI frameworks) through protocol enforcement. Payment, Rewards, Exchange, and Banking gateways enable cross-network operations.
4. Conduit Wallet: End-user interface for Conduit OS providing rights-aware asset management, governed transfers, and synchronized accounting. Includes hardware-backed authentication using TEE secure enclaves.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Conduit Network operates an atomic protocol infrastructure that executes three primitives — Legal Authority, Agreements, and Rights Accounting — as a single atomic operation in under 100 milliseconds. The company sells FIPS-graded Conduit Core Appliances running an immutable Conduit OS, a Conduit Wallet for end-user rights management, Conduit APIs/SDKs (with CoDA AI developer agent and MCP Server) for developers, and Conduit Gateways that transact external fintech, IoT, cloud, and AI systems into the protocol.

Product overview

Conduit Network is an atomic protocol infrastructure for machine-speed economies, offering a platform-plus-modules architecture centered on three primitives (Legal Authority, Agreements, Rights Accounting) executed atomically as one operation. The product portfolio includes: Conduit Core Appliance (FIPS-grade hardware nodes providing the Trusted Execution Layer), Conduit Wallet (rights-aware asset management interface), Conduit API/SDK (developer tools including CoDA AI agent and MCP Server), and Conduit Gateways (interoperability protocols for fintech, IoT, and AI integration). Solutions target Intelligent Instruments (asset tokenization), Agentic AI (bounded autonomous agents), Rewards Network (programmable loyalty rights), and Telecommunications (edge infrastructure). The three-layer framework spans Primitive Definition (specifications), Trusted Execution (hardware/software enforcement), and Economic Network (distributed ledger).

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Conduit OS: The hardened operating system layer that runs on every appliance in the Conduit Network, part of the Trusted Execution Layer.
• Conduit Core Appliance
• Conduit Wallet
• Conduit API / SDK
• Conduit Gateways
• Intelligent Instruments
• Agentic AI
• Rewards Network
• Telecommunications

Products and services

• Conduit Core Appliance Purpose-built hardware node with FIPS 140-2 Level 3 cryptographic modules, MIL-STD-810G environmental hardening, TEE-backed secure enclaves, and destruction-on-tamper protection. Five modules: Connectivity (WiFi 7, 5G mesh), Security (FIPS 140-2 L3), Compute (Kubernetes), Battery (stackable UPS), and MVNO (5G CORE + RAN). Built for institutional and government buyers requiring hardware-rooted trust.
• Conduit Wallet End-user interface for Conduit OS providing rights-aware asset management, governed transfers via computable contracts, and synchronized accounting in real time. Supports hardware-backed authentication with TEE secure enclaves. Designed for end users and counterparties on the Conduit Network.
• Conduit API / SDK Developer toolkit including CoDA (AI development agent for natural-language protocol integration), Conduit MCP Server for AI agent integration, and SDKs in TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, and Java. Provides REST and GraphQL interfaces to Trusted Execution Layer operations. Aimed at developers building applications on Conduit OS.
• Conduit Gateways Interoperability protocols providing interfaces into traditional fintech, IoT, cloud services, and AI MCP. Gateways are intelligent transducers that adapt external data to comply with Conduit Network standards while enforcing Legal Authority evaluation, computable contract validation, and atomic settlement. Includes Payment, Rewards, Exchange, and Banking gateways.

Quantifiable outcome

• Settlement latency reduced from T+1 to under 100ms
• +2 more outcomes

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

Yes

API docs

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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

AI capability4 records

Feature10 records

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Digital Asset Holdings: Distributed ledger technology provider for capital markets, including post-trade processing and atomic settlement for institutional finance. Like Conduit, it targets the collapse of legacy operations stacks through shared infrastructure between counterparties.
• Anchorage Digital: Federally chartered digital asset bank offering custody, settlement, and programmable asset services using hardware security modules. Comparable to Conduit's regulated, FIPS-grade hardware approach and atomic asset rights execution.
• Fireblocks: Digital asset custody, transfer, and settlement infrastructure using secure MPC and hardware-rooted key management. Comparable to Conduit on the hardware-anchored trust, threshold cryptography, and atomic transfer guarantees across counterparties.
• Hedera Hashgraph: Public distributed ledger emphasizing high throughput, deterministic finality, and enterprise/government use cases including tokenization. Comparable to Conduit's atomic execution architecture and enterprise/government customer overlap.
• R3 (Corda): Enterprise blockchain platform for financial services with privacy-preserving, counterparty-oriented ledgers and atomic transaction execution. Corda's design shares Conduit's core idea of bilateral privacy between participants rather than global broadcast, making it the closest direct peer for the Economic Network Layer.
• Axoni: Distributed ledger infrastructure provider for capital markets with focus on post-trade processing and reconciliation elimination. Axoni's value proposition of removing reconciliation and settlement fragmentation overlaps directly with Conduit's three-primitive atomic model.

Broad incumbents

• Stripe: Global payments infrastructure provider with programmable APIs, atomic payment primitives, and developer-first tooling. Comparable to Conduit on the API/SDK developer experience, atomic execution framing, and capital markets customer overlap.
• Circle: Issuer of USDC stablecoin and operator of digital asset payment/settlement infrastructure with enterprise compliance focus. Comparable to Conduit on programmable money, atomic settlement, and capital markets customer base, though Circle operates at much larger scale.
• Thales (HSM / nCipher business): Manufacturer of FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certified hardware security modules used for cryptographic key management and tamper-evident operations. Comparable to Conduit's FIPS-anchored hardware root-of-trust for the Trusted Execution Layer.
• Utimaco: Hardware security module manufacturer with FIPS 140-2 Level 3 certification serving financial, telecom, and government customers. Directly comparable to the Conduit Core Appliance's cryptographic and tamper-evident security foundation.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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