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AI adoption: Web3 & Digital Assets

AI adoption in Web3 & Digital Assets

Digital asset companies use AI to monitor activity, support users and review code. On-chain actions stay under explicit human or contract control.

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Use cases

Where AI pays off first

  • 01

    Transaction monitoring

    Flagging suspicious activity and supporting compliance reviews.

  • 02

    User support

    Plain-language answers on wallets, transactions and fees.

  • 03

    Code review support

    Assisting developers and auditors in finding issues in smart contracts.

The path

The path for Web3 & Digital Assets

Four stages, each ending with a decision. The first line of every stage is specific to your industry.

Step 1: Assess

Find where AI is worth it

  • Decide which decisions can be assisted and which must stay deterministic
  • List the work that is repetitive, slow or stuck in documents
  • Score each use case by value, feasibility and risk

Use case scoring

12 assessed
Use caseValueFeasibleRiskTransaction monitoringUser supportCode review support

Owner: Head of compliance

Measure: alerts reviewed per day

Step 2: Pilot

Prove one use case

  • Start with support or monitoring, where AI advises and people decide
  • Build one narrow use case with real users and real data
  • Write evaluation tests before the first prompt

Pilot: transaction monitoring

Week 4

People decide every case

False positives in review

Baseline70%
Pilot35%

Decision: continue

Reviewed with the owner

Step 3: Integrate

Put it where work happens

  • Connect to on-chain data and compliance tools with full logging
  • Connect to the systems people already use, not a separate tool
  • Add access control, logging and data protection

Connected systems

  • Chain dataTransactions
  • Exchange backendAccounts
  • HelpdeskUser tickets
Access controlLoggingData protectionUsage policy
Step 4: Scale

Make it routine

  • Extend to risk scoring and developer tooling across products
  • Reuse the same platform, patterns and guardrails for the next use case
  • Move from assistants to agents where the evidence supports it

AI use cases

This quarter
  • Transaction monitoringLive
  • User supportLive
  • Code review supportPilot

50% fewer

False positives to review

Web3 & Digital Assets

On-chain products that ordinary users can trust.

Digital asset products succeed when the blockchain disappears behind a clear experience. We build wallets, tokenisation platforms and the conventional software around them.

What we buildWhat we build

Find your first AI use case

Tell us about your business and where the time goes. We will come back with the use cases we would assess first and how we would test them.

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Your project plan

Ready five days after the first call

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Approach

Fixed scope
  • Start with sign-up and onboarding, the riskiest flow
  • Ship to a pilot group every week from week three
  • Add the invoice reading agent once data is flowing
First release
Week 4
Demos
Weekly
Code
Yours

Team

5 people
  • PLProduct lead
  • SESenior engineer
  • SESenior engineer
  • PDProduct designer
  • AIAI engineer

Timeline

10 weeks
Discovery
Design
Build
Launch