Where trusted conversations live.
Enterprise-grade encrypted communications embedded inside your app — workforce to workforce, customer to customer, and named relationship threads. One fabric, one identity, one deployment you control.
Encrypted voice, video, and messaging between employees — replacing consumer messaging apps that regulators increasingly flag as a compliance risk for bank and government staff.
Encrypted conversations between customers inside your app — payment memos, referrals, family accounts, community banking. The social layer of a financial app, trusted by design.
Persistent named threads between a client and their relationship manager. The thread is the franchise asset — it survives RM rotation, regulatory audit, and device change.
All three modes share one identity, one policy engine, one telemetry stream. What your CISO audits once covers every conversation mode at once.
Priority, wealth, and private banking clients who expect a direct line to their relationship manager — but where consumer messaging apps create unacceptable compliance exposure.
Ministries, intelligence services, and defense commands where adversaries include nation-state actors, where consumer messaging is prohibited, and where sovereign hosting is a procurement requirement.
Agent banking networks — where the host bank reaches underserved regions through local agents — where trust between agents, customers, and the issuing bank lives in conversation — payment confirmations, beneficiary changes, dispute resolution.
The encrypted conversation layer. Three modes, one identity, sovereign-hostable.
Secure enterprise communications — category references for context. Most products in this category specialize in a single conversation mode.
Typical products in this category specialize: workforce-only or customer-to-customer-only. Enclave is designed to cover workforce, peer-to-peer, and named relationship threads as one encrypted fabric inside your own app.
Fifteen minutes walks you through the three modes, the encryption model, and what embedding looks like for your mobile platform.