# REM > REM provides the software layer for stablecoins, tokenised assets, and private settlement networks across existing financial systems, public blockchains, institutional networks, and private DLTs. REM has three product surfaces: - Stablecoins: integrate payment intake, settlement orchestration, treasury movements, and reconciliation across supported public and private rails. - Tokenisation: represent private credit, treasuries, fund shares, and other assets on-chain with policy controls and lifecycle servicing. - Private DLTs and Zones: controlled settlement environments for treasury, intercompany, and institutional flows that need privacy, auditability, and public-network interoperability. Compliance workflows can connect KYC, KYB, KYT, sanctions, Travel Rule, custody, wallet, and reporting systems around the movement of funds and assets. ## Products - [Stablecoins](https://rem.money/products/stablecoins): Stablecoin infrastructure connecting payment, treasury, reconciliation, and compliance systems to public blockchains, institutional networks, and private DLTs. - [Tokenisation](https://rem.money/products/tokenisation): Tokenisation infrastructure for representing institutional assets on-chain while keeping custody, compliance, servicing, and reporting connected to existing systems. - [Private DLTs and Zones](https://rem.money/products/zones): Private DLT and Zone infrastructure for settlement workflows that need controlled visibility, policy enforcement, and interoperability with public networks. ## Case studies - [Intercompany reconciliation for a holding company](https://rem.money/case-studies/holding-company-reconciliation): Collapsing month-end intercompany close from a 30-day spreadsheet exercise into a continuously reconciled ledger. Private Tempo Zone with entity-level privacy and scoped auditor access. - [Tokenised corporate bond on a Tempo Zone](https://rem.money/case-studies/tokenized-corporate-bond): Digitally native fixed-coupon corporate bond with qualified-investor allow-listing enforced at the protocol layer. ## Featured research - [Inside Project Acacia](https://acacia.rem.money): REM's breakdown of the RBA × DFCRC final report on Australia's wholesale CBDC pilot — 20 experiments, 76 participants, A$24B estimated annual gains. Hosted at acacia.rem.money. ## Blog - [Inside Arc Privacy Sector](https://rem.money/blog/inside-arc-privacy-sector): Circle's Arc privacy whitepaper proposes confidentiality with a governed access model — one chain, synchronous public and private execution, and EIP-712 authorized queries. Our notes on what it gets right, what's still open, and where it lands for institutional programmes. - [Exploring Zones — Part III](https://rem.money/blog/exploring-zones-part-3): A deep dive into the Tempo Zones architecture: how the privacy model works, where the trust assumptions sit, and how REM is integrating Zones into client settlement infrastructure. - [Exploring Zones — Part II](https://rem.money/blog/exploring-zones-part-2): Your stablecoin payments are public. Settlement volumes, payroll, treasury moves, all readable by anyone with a block explorer. How Tempo Zones close that gap, and the custom Zones REM is building for banks, PSPs, and fintechs. - [Exploring Zones — Part I](https://rem.money/blog/exploring-zones-part-1): Tempo Zones are the most boring breakthrough in stablecoin infrastructure. That's a compliment. An honest scorecard of every privacy approach we evaluated for our institutional clients, and why Zones won. - [Future of payments: a primer](https://rem.money/blog/future-of-payments): Stablecoins finally behave like a real settlement asset, and AI agents are the new class of payer using them. What changes about identity, settlement, and velocity when both shifts land at once. ## Company - [About](https://rem.money/about) - [Contact](https://rem.money/contact) - [Privacy Policy](https://rem.money/privacy) - [Terms of Service](https://rem.money/terms) ## Optional - [Full content (llms-full.txt)](https://rem.money/llms-full.txt) - [Sitemap (XML)](https://rem.money/sitemap.xml)