Liminal Teams Up With EY to Strengthen Digital Asset Governance Globally
Liminal, a Singapore-based digital asset infrastructure company, has partnered with Ernst & Young Advisory (EY) for a three-year internal audit programme. The move aims to bolster the firm’s risk management, governance, and internal controls as it scales operations globally.
Founded in 2021 by digital asset pioneer Mahin Gupta, Liminal has already processed over $80 billion in transactions while safeguarding over $800 million in digital assets for 80 leading businesses across 12 countries.
The engagement with EY will focus on strengthening Liminal’s internal control systems, risk frameworks, and governance structures. Over the next three years, EY teams will work closely with the company to refine processes and ensure compliance with evolving regulatory demands.
Liminal specialises in blockchain wallet infrastructure and digital asset management for Web3 institutions. Its ‘plug-and-play’ architecture simplifies complex operations, including institutional custody, staking, and automated treasury management.
Mansi Mehta, Liminal’s Global Head of Risk, Forensics, and Internal Audit, highlighted the importance of the partnership. She noted that collaborating with EY would help the company meet the high standards expected by financial institutions, regulators, and enterprise clients.
The audit programme also serves as a key step toward Liminal’s broader certification and assurance objectives. As the firm expands into emerging markets and regulated jurisdictions, the initiative will support its long-term digital asset management and operational resilience.
The three-year engagement with EY marks a strategic effort to align Liminal’s operations with global best practices. By reinforcing internal controls and governance, the company aims to solidify trust among institutional clients and regulators as it continues to grow. The partnership will play a critical role in Liminal’s expansion into new markets and regulatory environments.
