Abstract: A method for digital coin issuance may include: receiving, at a ledger interoperability service and from a gateway communication service, a request to deposit a digital coin balance for an amount of funds for a client to a client digital coin wallet on a distributed ledger; receiving, at an omnibus account, a transfer of the funds from a client demand deposit account for the client; identifying, by the ledger interoperability service, an address for the client digital coin wallet on the distributed ledger using an address book; submitting, by the ledger interoperability service, a request to the gateway communication service to issue the digital coin balance to the client digital coin wallet and to generate postings for the digital coin balance for the distributed ledger; and receiving, by the ledger interoperability service, confirmation from gateway communication service of writing the digital coin balance to the client digital coin wallet.

Abstract: A method for digital coin issuance may include: receiving, at a ledger interoperability service and from a gateway communication service, a request to deposit a digital coin balance for an amount of funds for a client to a client digital coin wallet on a distributed ledger; receiving, at an omnibus account, a transfer of the funds from a client demand deposit account for the client; identifying, by the ledger interoperability service, an address for the client digital coin wallet on the distributed ledger using an address book; submitting, by the ledger interoperability service, a request to the gateway communication service to issue the digital coin balance to the client digital coin wallet and to generate postings for the digital coin balance for the distributed ledger; and receiving, by the ledger interoperability service, confirmation from gateway communication service of writing the digital coin balance to the client digital coin wallet.

Abstract: Systems and methods for automated decentralized multilateral transaction processing are disclosed. According to one embodiment, in an information processing apparatus comprising at least one computer processor, a method for automated decentralized multilateral transaction processing may include: (1) receiving a plurality of transaction requests to conduct a plurality of transactions; (2) determining that a party to a first transaction of the plurality of transactions does not meet a liquidity requirement to conduct the first transaction; (3) executing a netting algorithm to identify a second transaction of the plurality of transactions that when executed allows the first transaction to execute; and (4) executing the first and second transactions.

Abstract: A method for digital coin issuance may include: receiving, at a ledger interoperability service and from a gateway communication service, a request to deposit a digital coin balance for an amount of funds for a client to a client digital coin wallet on a distributed ledger; receiving, at an omnibus account, a transfer of the funds from a client demand deposit account for the client; identifying, by the ledger interoperability service, an address for the client digital coin wallet on the distributed ledger using an address book; submitting, by the ledger interoperability service, a request to the gateway communication service to issue the digital coin balance to the client digital coin wallet and to generate postings for the digital coin balance for the distributed ledger; and receiving, by the ledger interoperability service, confirmation from gateway communication service of writing the digital coin balance to the client digital coin wallet.

Abstract: Systems and methods for automated decentralized multilateral transaction processing are disclosed. According to one embodiment, in an information processing apparatus comprising at least one computer processor, a method for automated decentralized multilateral transaction processing may include: (1) receiving a plurality of transaction requests to conduct a plurality of transactions; (2) determining that a party to a first transaction of the plurality of transactions does not meet a liquidity requirement to conduct the first transaction; (3) executing a netting algorithm to identify a second transaction of the plurality of transactions that when executed allows the first transaction to execute; and (4) executing the first and second transactions.