# DFNS Available on AWS Marketplace > Financial institutions can now procure the leading wallet infrastructure and core banking platform for digital assets through AWS Marketplace with consolidated billing, faster vendor onboarding, committed-spend eligibility, and self-serve tiers from $70 a month. - Author: Jared Klee (CRO) - Published: 2026-09-10 - Category: Update - Canonical: https://dfns.co/article/dfns-available-on-aws-marketplace/ - All DFNS articles: https://dfns.co/llms-full.txt --- DFNS is now available on AWS Marketplace. Banks, fintechs, payment companies, and enterprises can procure the core banking platform for digital assets the way they already procure through their AWS account, on their AWS bill, under terms their procurement team has already approved. For most of our buyers, that removes the slowest part of adopting new infrastructure, which was never the integration, but the paperwork. ## What buying through AWS Marketplace changes Vendor onboarding at a regulated institution routinely takes months: security questionnaires, legal review, a new supplier record, a new payment flow. AWS Marketplace collapses much of that. DFNS is already a vetted seller on a channel your organization has sanctioned, the subscription lands on your consolidated AWS invoice, and the commercial relationship runs through a procurement path your finance and legal teams know. Weeks instead of quarters. It also changes the budget conversation. For organizations with committed AWS spend, Marketplace purchases can typically count toward that commitment, so DFNS can be funded from cloud budget already allocated rather than a new line item competing for approval. And for enterprise terms, volume pricing, custom entitlements, and multi-year agreements, DFNS issues Private Offers through Marketplace, negotiated directly with us and transacted through AWS, with the same billing and governance benefits. If your organization curates a Private Marketplace, your administrators can approve DFNS once and let every business unit procure within the guardrails they set. That will sound familiar: it is the same shape as Tenants and Orgs on DFNS itself, controls set at the top, operations running freely within them. ## Start small, scale to enterprise The listing includes self-serve tiers, priced transparently, with a one-month or twelve-month contract: * Starter: ($70 a month): one organization, one mainnet chain, 100 signatures a month. The fastest way to move from sandbox to real transactions. * Basic: ($700 a month): one tenant, 2 organizations, 3 mainnet chains, 1,000 signatures a month, and more included wallets built for teams shipping their first product. * Pro ($3,000 a month): one tenant, multiple organizations, 10 mainnet chains, 10,000 signatures a month, pay-as-you-go wallet overage, hybrid deployment support, and more. Above that, higher volumes and bespoke deployments are arranged directly with DFNS and transacted as “Private Offers.” A single team can start on Monday with a credit card's worth of commitment and grow into an enterprise agreement without changing platform, integration, or control plane. ## What you're procuring The platform itself is unchanged. The core banking platform for onchain finance and your token-first operations, organized around what every operator of assets has to do. * Hold: create and operate wallets at any scale, keep keys wherever they need to live, and connect to 100+ blockchains and third-party services without running your own nodes. * Move: send, receive, and settle across chains, run treasury from one control tower, and issue and service tokenized assets. * Control: define who can do what, with which limits, on which assets, and have those rules enforced automatically on every transaction, before it executes. * Prove: every approval signed on the approver's own device with phishing-resistant authentication, and every action landing in tamper-evident audit logs auditors can verify. Adopt one module or all of them. Everything runs on the same API and security foundation. More than 500 banks, fintechs, payment companies, exchanges, and corporates run on DFNS, including Standard Chartered, First Abu Dhabi Bank, IBM, Broadridge, Apex Group, Stripe, Circle, and Barclays. The platform secures over €200B in assets and settles roughly 1% of global stablecoin volume, and has run at 99.997% uptime since 2022 with zero breaches and zero data loss since 2020, under SOC 2 Type I and II, ISO 27001, 27017, and 27018, independent security audits, and $15 million in annual insurance coverage. ## AWS-native, end to end For institutions standardized on AWS, Marketplace completes a stack that was already coherent. DFNS supports AWS CloudHSM as a key management backend, so wallet keys can live in FIPS 140 Level 3 hardware inside your own AWS account, and AWS Nitro Enclaves as a confidential-computing model for hybrid deployments. Now the platform that operates on top of them is procured through the same account. Keys in your CloudHSM, the operating layer on your AWS bill, one vendor relationship your cloud team already governs. ## Get started * View the listing: [aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/prodview-botz3mazdu72c](https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/prodview-botz3mazdu72c) * Request a demo or a private offer: [sales@dfns.co](mailto:sales@dfns.co) * Explore the platform and documentation: [docs.dfns.co](https://docs.dfns.co/) * Learn more about onchain core banking: [dfns.co](https://dfns.co/)