Team
Each person on the core team answers a different client question — from strategy through commercialization, architecture, product, innovation and security — catching the dependencies between them so decisions hold across functions.
Behind them sits a standing network of specialists we bring onto engagements where a question needs depth the core team does not carry.
Core team
“How should you design your solution?”
Marcus Nasarek
Architecture & Regulation
“How do you turn an idea into a product that works and scales?”
Nancy Timm
Product & Payments
“How do you sell your product and make it commercially successful?”
Jonathan Knoll
Commercial & Ecosystems
“Where should you take your product and business?”
Dr. Jonas Gross
Strategy & Public Policy
“What should you build next?”
Matt Aberdein
Product Innovation
“How do you build your solution securely?”
Anneke Breust
Security & Engineering
Extended network
A standing network of specialists works with us regularly — the same people, engagement after engagement, under the same confidentiality terms as the core team. We bring them in where a question needs depth the core team does not carry, and we say so when we do. They are not named here — several work under their own client obligations. These are the streams they cover.
Cryptography and formal methods
Consensus protocols, zero-knowledge proofs and formally specified ledger design.
Security architecture
Authentication design, eIDAS-compliant architecture and review of live identity infrastructure.
Engineering
Build capacity for the stage where an architecture has to become a running system.
Enterprise architecture
Digital currency and stablecoin infrastructure inside large enterprise estates.
Payments strategy across markets
Card schemes, account-to-account rails and instant payments, benchmarked internationally.
Regulatory and compliance expertise
Qualified opinion for the point where a regulatory reading has to hold up with a supervisor.
Academic research
Standing university links for the questions the market has not answered yet.
Commercialization and go-to-market
Taking an identity or payment product to its first paying customers.