Utila is the stablecoin and digital asset infrastructure platform for institutions.

Utila empowers organizations of all sizes to securely manage and build on digital assets.

Utila was included in CTech by Calcalist’s Top 50 Most Promising Israeli Startups for 2026. It’s a strong recognition of the momentum the team has built - and of the role Utila is playing as digital asset operations become more critical to financial institutions, fintechs, and enterprises worldwide.

Utila was included in a16z crypto’s stablecoin infrastructure market map alongside many of the companies shaping the next phase of adoption. For us, it reflects broader recognition that institutions need modular infrastructure to govern wallets, compliance tools, liquidity, fiat connectivity, and networks under one operational framework.

As Utila continues to grow, we moved into a new Tel Aviv office built to support the company’s next stage. The space reflects the scale of the team, the pace of hiring, and the broader momentum behind the business.

AI agents are beginning to trigger payments and interact with financial infrastructure, but most security models were not designed for that reality. In a new article on our blog, we examined how MPC and policy controls can help teams build safer agentic payment flows without exposing raw private keys.

Following the recent Drift exploit, we published a technical breakdown of how the attack was structured, why durable nonces mattered, and where signer controls may have failed. The piece, written by Utila’s Co-Founder and CTO, Sam Eiderman, offers practical lessons for teams responsible for wallet security, transaction approvals, and operational risk.

We published the full recap from Episode 5 of the Stablecoin Builder Series, bringing together perspectives from Morpho, Gauntlet, OP Labs, Yield.xyz, and Outrun. The piece explores where institutional stablecoin yield is heading, what is changing structurally, and what builders should watch next.

Stablecoin card volume is growing, but most issuers still rely on infrastructure models that limit control over economics, compliance, and settlement. This month, we published an article exploring why a more modular approach matters - and what issuers gain when they own more of the stack.

AgriDex has chosen Utila’s institutional wallet infrastructure to support the next phase of its stablecoin-settled commodity operations. The partnership highlights how real-world payment and settlement flows increasingly depend on secure wallet infrastructure, embedded compliance, and granular treasury controls.

N3XT launched NDD, a fully reserved, bank-issued digital dollar for real-time USD settlement on blockchain rails, and Utila is proud to be a collaborator in that launch. Alongside the announcement, we published a blog exploring what bank-issued digital dollars mean for banks, fintechs, and payment firms.

Utila expanded its Sui support with a broader set of Sui-native capabilities for institutional financial workflows. New functionality includes wallet-to-dApp connectivity, LI.FI-powered cross-chain transfers, embedded Hypernative security, and sponsored transfers - all under the same MPC, policy, and approval layer.

We launched Restricted Members, a new feature that lets admins assign wallet-level visibility and permissions inside a vault. It gives institutions a more precise way to involve clients, fund owners, counterparties, or external operators without exposing the full operating environment.

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