About IntLiq
Built for teams that need to explain liquidity risk clearly
IntLiq is a product of Keyton ApS, built to give institutional teams a clearer operating surface for tokenised asset liquidity. The product combines scoring, monitoring, reporting, and API access so teams do not have to rebuild the same diligence workflow in spreadsheets and one-off memos.
Why it exists
Tokenised real world assets have grown faster than the tooling used to evaluate them. Many teams still rely on periodic consultant reports, fragmented market sources, and internal spreadsheets to understand whether they can enter or exit cleanly.
IntLiq exists to make that workflow measurable and repeatable. The score is one output. The bigger objective is a shared decision process across investment, risk, and operations.
How teams use it
Some teams begin by comparing public scores and reading the published methodology. Others start with watchlist monitoring, committee-ready report packs, or an API evaluation against an existing workflow.
The product is designed so buyers can self-educate before enterprise procurement begins. Pricing, status, methodology, and security posture are all exposed directly.
Operating principles
Built around decisions, not dashboards
The product exists to help teams screen, monitor, document, and operationalize liquidity intelligence. A clean interface matters, but the actual standard is whether the output improves a real workflow.
Transparent enough to review, opinionated enough to use
Scores only help institutions if the methodology is legible. IntLiq publishes the framework while keeping calibration and product execution disciplined and operator-focused.
Commercially sober
The goal is not to promise perfect certainty. The goal is to reduce avoidable process risk, shorten diligence cycles, and give teams a common language for liquidity.
Company facts
Company
Keyton ApS
Location
Copenhagen, Denmark
Focus
Liquidity intelligence for tokenised real world assets
Primary users
Investment, risk, compliance, and operations teams
Commercial approach
IntLiq is structured so teams can start small and buy with increasing confidence. The normal progression is to inspect the product surface, validate one concrete workflow, then scale into live monitoring and broader team usage.
That is why the public product surface exposes methodology, pricing, operational status, and trust information. It is easier to have a serious commercial conversation when the fundamentals are already reviewable.
Based in Copenhagen
Keyton ApS operates from Copenhagen, Denmark. That matters less as branding than as context: the company is built from an EU-based operating environment, with an emphasis on data handling, procurement clarity, and durable business processes.