The Custody Command Layer
The Custody Command Layer resolves it.
Your integration is built in, not bolted-on.
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See what fragmented custody is quietly costing your firm.
The Status Quo
Most custody integrations still need a human in the middle when the data doesn’t match. Your ops team became the middleware. That’s not why you started the firm.
The Custody Command Layer manages execution. It doesn’t just report on it.
Not just integrated.
Not bolted-on. Built in.
We built the Custody Command Layer so the operational drag of custody stops slowing your growth. Same-day accounts, real-time data, no reconciliation.
— Aaron Brodt, Co-Founder, Amplify
Read more about our first tenant custodian in the press release.
Built on Connected Data
Same day account opening, built into Amplify’s digital onboarding. 90+% NIGO-free.
One instruction, executed across every account and custodian at once.
Address changes, beneficiaries, fee updates. One operating layer, not five portals.
Real-time custodial data, end-to-end, on one record. Nothing to true up on Monday morning.
Frictionless custody integration has arrived.
Why it Compounds Growth
Connect-the-dots (the hidden tax, charged twice)
Fragmented custody integration taxes organic growth twice. Manual reconciliations, NIGO’s, and swivel chairs eat the capacity advisors and ops teams need to win and keep clients. And it degrades the experience that earns referrals. The Custody Command Layer removes both. Capacity goes back to clients. Experience becomes the reason they stay.
Top-performing firms spend roughly 25% less time per client on operations and about 10% more on client service when work flows are automated and data is unified.
A real-time, consolidated client experience is what reduces attrition and drives referrals. Retention is organic growth’s quiet half.
One point of organic growth can add up to a full turn to your multiple. A firm growing 12% organically can command a multiple more than double a firm with none.
Connected custody won’t grow your firm by itself. But the friction it removes has been quietly taxing the one number acquirers pay the most for.
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