AnChain.AI Partners with NUVA to Enhance Blockchain Security and Compliance
AnChain.AI has announced a strategic partnership with NUVA to enhance security and compliance monitoring across NUVA’s blockchain-based real-world asset (RWA) marketplace, announced in a press release.
The collaboration integrates AnChain.AI’s suite of blockchain risk, security, and compliance solutions into NUVA’s chain-agnostic vault marketplace. The goal is to provide institutions tokenizing assets on NUVA with enhanced monitoring and regulatory readiness throughout the asset lifecycle, from issuance to multi-chain distribution.
AnChain.AI’s Agentic AI anti-money laundering tools will identify entities, trace funds across chains, interpret smart contracts, and generate automated forensic reports. This reduces manual compliance work and supports faster investigations while maintaining user privacy.
NUVA, co-created by Animoca Brands and Nuva Labs, will initially launch with two tokenized asset vaults: nvYLDS, backed by the SEC-registered yielding stablecoin YLDS, and nvPRIME, which offers exposure to on-chain home equity credit lines powered by the Provenance Blockchain.
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