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As banks, fintechs, and other institutions enter digital assets, wallet infrastructure must provide more than private-key security. It also needs role-based access, transaction approvals, policy protection, and auditable operational records. In this interview, Cregis co-founder Aaron Zhang explains how the company’s MPC-based wallet technology has evolved into Trust Vault, a governance framework for institutional asset operations, alongside its expansion into custody. The discussion explores why accountability and enforceable controls are becoming essential to institutional digital-asset management.