Pilot invitations open
DKG TranXact has opened structured institutional pilots of its capital markets operations platform, inviting banks, asset managers, broker-dealers and other financial institutions to evaluate it against defined operational workflows. The focus is on visibility, exception ownership and coordination across post-trade operations, the company said.
Two events in November
The pilots are being announced ahead of Hong Kong FinTech Week x StartmeupHK 2026, which runs November 2–6, 2026, and Singapore FinTech Festival 2026, held November 18–20, 2026, at Singapore EXPO. DKG TranXact said it will use both events to meet prospective pilot participants, demonstrate the platform and discuss institutional requirements with financial services and technology partners.
What the platform covers
TranXact brings reconciliation issues, settlement blockers, exception management, approvals, operational evidence and reporting into a role-based workspace. It is designed to sit alongside an institution's existing trading and post-trade systems as a control and coordination layer, with source systems left in place. Operational data is taken through validation, mapping and normalization, with source lineage retained and related records linked.
How a pilot is scoped
Initial evaluations can use synthetic or client-approved sample data in a read-only environment, with selected workflows mapped into TranXact and assessed against an agreed baseline. Each engagement defines the participating teams, data requirements, workflow boundaries, deliverables and success criteria, and measures may include the time needed to assign exception ownership, manual reporting effort, visibility into settlement blockers and the completeness of supporting evidence. Any progression to production connectivity or wider deployment will be scoped separately and is subject to the institution's architecture, security, governance and procurement requirements.
