Announcing Mobiup

Brazil-based Mobiup has selected Dfns to power the wallet infrastructure behind its digital asset and tokenized finance products, reinforcing its focus on security, governance, and production-grade systems for enterprise clients.

For banks, payment providers, and large corporations, digital assets bring new requirements around control, traceability, and reliability. Wallet infrastructure is now a core financial control layer that must integrate with compliance, risk management, and existing enterprise systems. By choosing Dfns, Mobiup signals a clear intent to treat wallets as critical financial infrastructure, built to enterprise standards rather than added as application-level features.

Mobiup, building digital asset infrastructure in LatAm

Mobiup was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil. With more than 15 years of experience, Mobiup is a technology and consulting company that builds digital platforms for large enterprises and financial institutions. With clients like Porto, Núclea (formerly known as Interbank Payments Chamber), and Coca Cola, the company’s work covers a broad range of areas, including blockchain-based systems and tokenization, payment infrastructure, digital automation, cybersecurity, loyalty and rewards programs, integrated payment methods (such as PIX, biometrics, cards), and enterprise system integration.

Mobiup helps organizations move from concept to live deployment by integrating modern digital capabilities with existing systems and operational processes. Its clients include corporates and institutional players that operate in regulated and mission-critical environments, where technology must support compliance, operational risk controls, and clear audit trails. By designing solutions that bridge traditional finance with digital asset capabilities, Mobiup enables use cases such as payment modernization, digital identity flows, automated settlement paths, tokenized asset engines, and enterprise-wide loyalty platforms that leverage transaction data for personalized offers.

Rather than isolating digital assets as innovation projects, Mobiup approaches them as part of a broader financial and operational stack. Wallet infrastructure, transaction controls, system interoperability, and robust governance are treated as foundational building blocks from the start, a mindset that aligns with the expectations of its enterprise and institutional clients.

Dfns’ first accredited systems integrator in Brazil

As part of this collaboration, Mobiup acts as Dfns’ accredited systems integrator in Brazil. In this role, Mobiup supports organizations adopting Dfns by providing local expertise across implementation, deployment, and solution design. 

Mobiup works closely with clients to integrate Dfns into their existing systems, design wallet-based architectures aligned with internal processes, and ensure deployments meet both technical and regulatory expectations. This includes supporting development teams, coordinating production rollouts, and adapting wallet workflows to local operational models. By serving as a trusted local partner, Mobiup helps Brazilian companies and institutions adopt bank-grade wallet infrastructure with confidence, while benefiting from on-the-ground support and domain knowledge.

How Dfns supports Mobiup’s financial infrastructure strategy

Dfns provides a Wallets-as-a-Service platform built for institutional and enterprise use. It is designed to deliver clear control, operational visibility, and consistent security, all essential in regulated environments where auditability and internal controls matter.

With Dfns, wallets are treated as governed financial objects. 

• Access rights, signing authority, and operational roles are defined and enforced at the infrastructure level. This allows Mobiup to align wallets with existing approval flows and segregation-of-duties models used by treasury, payments, and risk teams. 
• Policy-based transaction execution makes it possible to apply familiar thresholds and workflows while operating directly on live networks.
• The platform separates application logic from key management and signing. This reduces operational risk and simplifies security reviews and compliance audits, a key requirement for Mobiup’s clients, who expect strong governance and traceability. 
• The infrastructure is designed to scale without weakening control or audit guarantees.

By relying on Dfns, Mobiup avoids building and maintaining complex cryptographic systems internally and time-consuming node and transaction management services. This lets the team focus on product development and client integrations, while using a proven infrastructure layer for key management, transaction execution, and resilience.

Mobiup and Dfns offer a practical foundation for digital asset finance focused on execution, governance, and long-term reliability, rather than experimentation.

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