IoTrust, the company behind the D’CENT hardware and mobile cryptocurrency wallets, has formed a strategic partnership with Doppler Finance, an XRPL-based staking and rewards protocol. This collaboration enables D’CENT users to access institutional-grade staking infrastructure directly from within the wallet, paving the way for a seamless end-to-end digital asset experience from secure storage to investment and yield generation.

Built on a foundation of hardware-level security and an intuitive app experience, D’CENT has been evolving beyond a traditional “custody-only” wallet into an actionable platform that connects storage with analysis, decision-making, and returns. With features such as seasonal campaigns like Tap That Drop, portfolio visualization, on-chain insights, and trend analysis, D’CENT empowers users to read market movements and act in real time.

The integration with Doppler Finance marks a pivotal step in extending these investment actions into tangible earning opportunities. Soon, XRP holders will be able to participate in Doppler’s native staking and reward protocol without leaving the D’CENT wallet app transforming idle assets into active yield, and completing the investment journey from secure storage, to action, to yield.

In the near future, users will be able to view asset performance, execute staking strategies, and claim rewards all within a single, secure environment. This represents a new level of convenience and completeness in the user journey, one that traditional hardware wallets have not delivered before.

“D’CENT is developing into a digital asset hub that goes beyond storage, helping users design their investment and earning journey,” said Sangsu Baek, CEO of IoTrust. “Our collaboration with Doppler is an important step in strengthening that vision.”

A Doppler Finance spokesperson added, “Partnering with D’CENT, which has a strong base of XRP holders, will be a powerful catalyst for the growth of XRPfi. We will deliver a trusted yield experience backed by institutional-grade operations and transparency.”

Looking ahead, the two companies plan to expand their partnership to include user education, UX enhancements, and compliance readiness for evolving regulatory landscapes with joint market entry strategies targeting XRP-strong regions such as Japan and the United States. D’CENT remains committed to offering a wallet experience that connects asset storage with real investment opportunities and yield realization.

About D’CENT Wallet

Founded in 2018, D’CENT Wallet, developed by IoTrust, is the world’s first biometric hardware cryptocurrency wallet, combining hardware-grade security with an intuitive mobile app experience. Supporting a wide range of cryptocurrencies, D’CENT offers portfolio management, on-chain insights, and integrated investment tools, delivering a complete user journey from secure storage to yield generation.

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About Doppler Finance

Doppler Finance is an XRPL-based native staking and yield protocol designed to connect XRP holders with institutional-grade earning infrastructure. By combining secure asset management, robust risk controls, and transparent operations, Doppler enables users to generate sustainable returns on their XRP holdings. As a driving force in the XRPfi ecosystem, Doppler is committed to expanding liquidity, enhancing on-chain activity, and delivering a trusted yield experience for the global XRP community.

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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia –   A groundbreaking regional initiative is preparing to pilot an AI-powered accounting system designed to modernize defense and military financial operations across Southeast Asia. The collaboration, led by strategists Karunesh Kannu Singhania, Emily Ng, and Abhishek Agrawal, aims to address long-standing inefficiencies in defense-related accounting while balancing transparency and security.

Tackling Oversight Gaps in Defense Spending

Defense institutions across the globe have faced persistent challenges in managing financial oversight. Issues such as cost overruns, duplicate invoicing, and fragmented procurement data remain common. While investments in logistics and equipment have advanced, financial systems often remain outdated — limiting agility and leaving oversight gaps.

The new platform introduces a modular, AI-native accounting framework built for high-security, high-complexity environments. Core capabilities include:

• Automated reconciliation across procurement workflows
• Anomaly detection to identify irregular spending patterns
• Predictive analytics for more agile budget planning
• Secure, role-based reporting for oversight without compromising confidentiality

Path Toward 2026 Pilot

The initiative is scheduled to enter controlled testing by the end of Q1 2026 with select institutional partners. This milestone will allow the system to be evaluated under real-world procurement and budgeting cycles.

Karunesh Kannu Singhania, system accounting strategist for the project, stated:
“Military budgets are not just about numbers — they are about trust, readiness, and the ability to respond quickly without waste. AI gives us a way to combine precision with adaptability in a way legacy systems never could.”

A Cross-Border First in Defense-Finance AI

This initiative represents one of the first large-scale efforts in Southeast Asia to apply artificial intelligence to defense-grade accounting. With collaboration spanning Singapore, Malaysia, and India, it unites private innovators, institutional stakeholders, and policy experts in a shared mission.

Karunesh Kannu Singhania further added:
“By early 2026, when our pilots begin, we expect to show not only efficiency gains but also a new model for accountability in sectors where financial clarity has historically been difficult to achieve.”

Observers note that the program could provide a blueprint for other regions seeking to reconcile fiscal discipline with operational readiness in high-security environments. Interest has already emerged from private contractors, compliance consultancies, and academic researchers studying financial automation in defense.

Looking Ahead

With controlled pilots scheduled for early 2026, the next phase will focus on refining security protocols, ensuring interoperability with existing defense IT infrastructure, and stress-testing the platform under simulated procurement cycles.

If successful, the initiative could mark a turning point for how militaries manage, monitor, and secure their finances in an increasingly complex global environment.

Media Contact

Company Name: Defcom SEA AI 

Contact Person: Aditya Agarwal 

Email: aditya.agarwalsg@outlook.com

Website: https://www.army.mil/article/240252/army_financial_management_office_partners_with_dod_for_ai_solutions