We're building the wallet we wanted to use.
Guveno is a crypto wallet platform for teams and businesses: hot and cold storage, payments and exchange behind one API. We have spent twelve years building wallets, and the exchange infrastructure other companies run their own markets on. Guveno is what all of that was practice for.
Self-custody, made boring.
Crypto custody should be as predictable as a savings account and as auditable as a payroll system. We design for the moment a customer asks "where exactly is the money?", so you can show them.
Two founders, twelve years of wallets.
Guveno is small and remote. These are the two people accountable for it.
Ali has been building crypto wallets since 2014, and went on to build HollaEx, the exchange infrastructure other teams launch their own markets on. He started Guveno because the wallet a company actually needs, with roles, approvals and an audit trail, still did not exist.
Adrian has been working in crypto since 2014, on the product and user-experience side, at HollaEx and now at Guveno. He makes sure a wallet built for serious money still feels simple to the people who use it every day.
Where we come from.
We have been building crypto wallets since 2014, and HollaEx, the exchange infrastructure other companies use to run their own markets. That work put us next to teams moving real money every day, and the same gap turned up every time: plenty of wallets built for one person, plenty of custodians built for a bank, and nothing built for the company in between. Guveno is what we built for them.
Everyone knows money makes the world go around. Fewer people know that when you own the rails it runs on, with no middlemen in the way, it goes around without asking permission.