> Product releases and capabilities across DFNS wallet infrastructure. - Canonical: https://dfns.co/blog/product - All DFNS pages and articles: https://dfns.co/llms-full.txt --- [Product November 11, 2026 | 4 min read](https://dfns.co/article/fee-sponsor-on-monad) # [Fee Sponsors on Monad](https://dfns.co/article/fee-sponsor-on-monad) [DFNS Fee Sponsors now work on Monad. Pay gas for your users' wallets from a sponsor wallet, with the same Transfers API as every other network, and the two Monad-specific rules a sponsor needs to know.](https://dfns.co/article/fee-sponsor-on-monad) [Chris Sutton CPO](https://dfns.co/article/fee-sponsor-on-monad) [All 261 ](https://dfns.co/blog)[Learn 14 ](https://dfns.co/blog/learn)[Product 128 ](https://dfns.co/blog/product)[Research 10 ](https://dfns.co/blog/research)[Security 12 ](https://dfns.co/blog/security)[Update 97](https://dfns.co/blog/update) | | | | | | ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------- | | Product 5 min read | ### Self-Verified TokensMark any token as verified for your own organization by supplying its network and contract address. DFNS validates the contract onchain, and the token behaves like every other verified asset in your dashboard, your toggles and your screening integrations. No ticket needed. | Chris Sutton | [](https://dfns.co/article/self-verified-tokens) | | Product 4 min read | ### Monad SupportDFNS now supports Monad, the parallel EVM Layer 1 built by Category Labs, with 600 millisecond finality and fees of a fraction of a cent. | Pierre Beugnet | [](https://dfns.co/article/monad-support) | | Product 8 min read | ### Authentication 2.0User action signing on DFNS now takes 1 round trip instead of 3. Every check on the caller, the credential, the permissions and the action stays exactly as it was. Only the waiting goes away. | Noah Cornwell | [](https://dfns.co/article/authentication-2-0) | | Product 6 min read | ### Canton Allocations SupportDFNS now supports Canton allocations under CIP-56 and CIP-112, Token Standard V2. Wallets can commit assets to atomic settlement on Canton under policy control, including committed allocations that lock the Canton leg until the settlement deadline. | Chris Sutton | [](https://dfns.co/article/canton-allocations-support) | | Product 5 min read | ### Bulk AddressesCreate up to one million custodial wallets in one API call. Run one MPC key ceremony per batch, derive addresses locally, and create onchain activity only when a wallet is funded. Track progress in the background. | Chris Sutton | [](https://dfns.co/article/bulk-addresses) | | Product 6 min read | ### Bring Your Own ChainDFNS now supports networks registered at runtime. Connect the chain you run, private or public, with no release in between. | Pierre Beugnet | [](https://dfns.co/article/bring-your-own-chain) | | Product 4 min read | ### HyperEVM SupportDFNS now supports HyperEVM, the EVM environment developed by Hyperliquid and built into the world's largest onchain order book. | Chris Sutton | [](https://dfns.co/article/hyperevm-support) | | Product 3 min read | ### Transaction ReplayReplay any transaction the indexer missed, by hash, from the dashboard or the API. No ticket, no waiting, and your deposit automation processes it as if it had never been missed. | Chris Sutton | [](https://dfns.co/article/transaction-replay) | | Product 4 min read | ### User GroupsName a team once, point permissions and policies at it, and let the membership do the rest. | Giulio Pezzulli | [](https://dfns.co/article/user-groups) | | Product 4 min read | ### PayinsPayins brings fiat on-ramps into DFNS. Fund any wallet with stablecoins from a bank transfer, natively, through the API or the dashboard. | Chris Sutton | [](https://dfns.co/article/payins) | | Product 3 min read | ### CCTP Support on ArcNative USDC now moves between Arc, Circle's Layer 1 for institutional settlement, and every other CCTP network from DFNS, completing the Circle stack on one platform. | Chris Sutton | [](https://dfns.co/article/cctp-support-on-arc) | | Product 3 min read | ### CCTP Support on StellarNative USDC now moves between Stellar and every other CCTP network from DFNS, connecting the world's largest cash-to-stablecoin network to institutional liquidity everywhere. | Chris Sutton | [](https://dfns.co/article/cctp-support-on-stellar) | | Product 5 min read | ### EUROP SupportDFNS supports EURØP, the MiCA-regulated euro stablecoin issued by Schuman Financial, across the networks it lives on, and joins the Eurøpe Consortium as its wallet and digital-asset infrastructure participant. | Clarisse Hagège | [](https://dfns.co/article/europ-support) | | Product 5 min read | ### Policy Engine 4.0The Policy Engine now governs any signed action on DFNS, adds dedicated policies for Vaults with KYT-driven quarantine release, and sets transaction limits in an asset's own units. | Chris Sutton | [](https://dfns.co/article/policy-engine-4-0) | | Product 5 min read | ### SIEM ExportDFNS now forwards its signed-action audit trail into your SIEM, starting with Datadog Cloud SIEM, so your SOC detects, correlates, and responds on digital asset operations the same way it does on everything else. | Harrison Tross | [](https://dfns.co/article/siem-export) | | Product 5 min read | ### LocksVaults now support Locks: commit funds to a counterparty without moving them. Off-exchange settlement, collateral management, and escrow, with custody that never leaves. | Thierry Janaudy | [](https://dfns.co/article/locks) | | Product 5 min read | ### Arc Tier-1 SupportDFNS supports Arc, Circle's USDC-native Layer 1 for institutional settlement, with full Tier-1 integration from mainnet launch. | Chris Sutton | [](https://dfns.co/article/arc-tier-1-support) | | Product 4 min read | ### Address WatchesDFNS now lets you watch any onchain address you don't control with the same indexing, history, balances, and webhooks as your own wallets. | Chris Sutton | [](https://dfns.co/article/address-watches) | | Product 10 min read | ### TenantsA new top domain has entered the DFNS hierarchy. One Tenant, many Organizations, one identity. Segregate teams, environments, and clients completely, and govern, bill, and prove them as one. | Thibault de Saint Sernin | [](https://dfns.co/article/tenants) | | Product 3 min read | ### Rust SDKDFNS releases its first Rust SDK. Typed access to the full API, request signing built in, and a design that never asks for your key material. | Pierre Beugnet | [](https://dfns.co/article/rust-sdk) | | Product 4 min read | ### Elliptic IntegrationDFNS integrates Elliptic as a KYT provider, bringing its risk intelligence into the Policy Engine for real-time transaction screening, with fail-closed enforcement and examiner-ready records. | Chris Sutton | [](https://dfns.co/article/elliptic-integration) | | Product 6 min read | ### Transaction ScreeningA new pre-transfer security surface on DFNS. The first check, live today: lookalike detection against address poisoning attacks. | Harrison Tross | [](https://dfns.co/article/transaction-screening) | | Product 4 min read | ### AWS Cloud HSM IntegrationDFNS now supports AWS CloudHSM as a key management backend, hardware-grade custody in your own AWS account. | Thibaud Genty | [](https://dfns.co/article/aws-cloud-hsm-integration) | | Product 5 min read | ### Rayls Tier 1 SupportDFNS now supports Rayls, the institutional EVM Layer 1 connecting banks to blockchain liquidity with built-in privacy and compliance. | Chris Sutton | [](https://dfns.co/article/rayls-tier-1-support) | | Product 8 min read | ### VaultsA new entity in the DFNS data model. The managed, multichain account with composite balances, quarantine by default, and a ledger built for regulated finance. | Adrien Moreau | [](https://dfns.co/article/vaults) | | Product 5 min read | ### Yield.xyz IntegrationDFNS expands its Allocations feature to Yield.xyz and its integrations, starting with six curated ERC-4626 vaults across Ethereum and Base. | Luis Almeida | [](https://dfns.co/article/yield-xyz-integration) | | Product 3 min read | ### Included Transaction APIDFNS now surfaces incoming transactions the moment they land in a block, before final confirmation, through a new Included state and a new webhook. | Noah Cornwell | [](https://dfns.co/article/included-transaction-api) | | Product 6 min read | ### Circle Mint SupportDFNS now integrates Circle Mint, so institutions can move fiat in and out of their wallets, minting and redeeming USDC and EURC, without leaving the platform. | Chris Sutton | [](https://dfns.co/article/circle-mint-support) | | Product 5 min read | ### Robinhood Chain Tier 1 SupportDFNS now supports the Robinhood Chain, giving builders the operating layer to run financial products onchain. | Chris Sutton | [](https://dfns.co/article/robinhood-chain-tier-1-support) | | Product 2 min read | ### Search 2.0A rebuilt wallet search in the dashboard. Find any wallet instantly by name, tag, address, or ID, fast at scale. | Giulio Pezzulli | [](https://dfns.co/article/search-2-0) |