Private Execution
Execute onchain without disclosing orders or positions to the market.
Use cases
Build a position without disclosing it
Prop firms
Who this is for
Proprietary trading firms.
The problem today
On a public chain, every order and balance is visible. Competitors can observe a position as it forms and infer the strategy behind it.
How it works on Temple
- Execute on a permissioned venue with sub-transaction privacy.
- Only the counterparty sees the trade.
- The position builds without public disclosure.
What you need to get started
A Temple account.
Execute without a public mempool
Active traders
Who this is for
Firms exposed to front-running on other onchain venues.
The problem today
Public chains expose pending orders before execution. That is the mechanism behind front-running and sandwich attacks.
How it works on Temple
- Submit orders to Temple.
- Orders are never broadcast to a public mempool.
- Execute without that exposure.
What you need to get started
A Temple account.
Trade only with approved counterparties
Bank desks
Who this is for
Bank trading desks.
The problem today
A regulated desk may only face counterparties its institution has onboarded. Anonymous order books cannot meet that requirement, so those desks do not use them.
How it works on Temple
- Your approved counterparty list is enforced at the venue.
- Orders match only against approved firms.
- Compliance is enforced by the venue rather than by manual review.
What you need to get started
An institutional account and an approved counterparty list.
Protect client confidentiality
Broker-dealers and prime brokers
Who this is for
Broker-dealers and prime brokers.
The problem today
Executing client orders on a transparent venue exposes client positions to the market and to competitors.
How it works on Temple
- Execute client orders on Temple.
- Only the parties to the trade can see it.
- Confidentiality obligations are met by design.
What you need to get started
An institutional account.
Execute blocks without market impact
Institutions executing in size
Who this is for
Institutions executing in size.
The problem today
Displaying block size on a public order book moves the price before the order is filled.
How it works on Temple
- Request quotes from selected counterparties.
- Agree a price privately.
- Settle atomically.
What you need to get started
A Temple account.
Maintain a private audit trail
Compliance and audit teams
Who this is for
Compliance and audit teams.
The problem today
Privacy and auditability usually conflict. A public chain gives auditors full visibility and gives competitors the same. A private venue may leave auditors with a report rather than a record.
How it works on Temple
- Every transaction is recorded on the ledger.
- Visibility is limited to entitled parties.
- Auditors and regulators receive the full record without public disclosure.
What you need to get started
An institutional account.