
Get SOC 2 — Independent Assurance for your Operations.
SOC 2 is the industry standard that proves your operational controls actually work — not just that you say they do. It’s what enterprise buyers, custodians and larger teams ask for in vendor due diligence because it provides independent assurance across security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality and privacy.
Demand for SOC reporting has surged in recent years as organisations double-down on third-party assurance; controls reporting is increasingly a procurement requirement for enterprise buyers.
Shorter sales cycles, faster partner approvals, stronger investor confidence.
Ready to move from proof-of-concept to enterprise-ready controls.
No contracts needed. No details disclosed.
1. Readiness check
We review your current controls, gaps and vendor map. We prioritise low‑lift, high‑impact fixes so you can pass an audit without re‑engineering everything.
2. Implementation support
We help you design and document measurable controls — policies, monitoring, incident response and identity controls — and prepare the evidence auditors expect.
3. Audit & independent report
We run the engagement with a registered auditor, manage evidence collection and deliver the SOC 2 report (Type I or Type II) you can share with partners and investors.
Typical timelines: Type I often achievable within a few months; Type II commonly requires a 3–12 month testing window depending on scope.
Why founders choose SOC 2
Why do founders invest in SOC 2?
SOC 2 removes buyer doubt, speeds enterprise onboarding and demonstrates operational maturity — shortening due diligence and increasing investor confidence.
How do I start?
Start the process online or book a 30‑minute Exploration Call so we can map a practical, low‑lift plan for your team.
Will SOC 2 help with sales and partnerships?
Yes — it’s a recognized trust signal that reduces procurement friction and accelerates partner approvals.
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What’s the difference between Type I and Type II?
Type I verifies that your controls are designed correctly at a point in time. Type II tests whether those controls ran effectively across a period — it carries more weight with enterprise buyers.
How long will this take?
Readiness and Type I can often be completed in a few months. Type II typically requires a testing period (commonly 3–12 months). Timelines depend on scope and how much evidence and controls you already have.
Will SOC 2 replace a security audit or penetration test?
No — SOC 2 provides operational assurance about controls and processes. Pen tests or smart-contract security reviews are complementary and remain important for product security.
Who should get a SOC 2?
Any Web3 business that sells to enterprises, institutions, custody providers, exchanges or VCs — or wants to shorten procurement cycles and clearly demonstrate operational maturity.
Is it worth the cost?
Many founders view SOC 2 as an investment that turns compliance into a competitive advantage — it’s often the difference between “maybe” and “signed.”
Ready to make enterprise buyers comfortable?
