Logos launches evidence layer for tokenized assets at Money20/20

Every bank that wants to touch a tokenized asset runs into the same chore. It has to figure out what backs the asset, who holds it, and whether anyone sanctioned is lurking nearby. Then the next bank does the exact same homework. LogosFi, Inc., operating as Logos, thinks that is a problem worth building a company around, and it made its official debut at Money20/20 USA on October 19, 2026 to say so. The startup unveiled what it calls an evidence layer. It is designed to help financial institutions evaluate tokenized assets and stablecoins against their own internal policies, without starting from scratch every time a new asset or counterparty shows up. What Logos actually launched Technically, Logos describes its product as shared infrastructure that is machine-readable and cryptographically signed. The evidence covers four core areas: reserves, redemption rights, custody status, and sanctions compliance. The evidence is delivered through an API. Issuers submit claims about their assets, and institutions can then query those claims against their own internal rules. Logos is not positioning itself as the decision-maker. Institutions keep control over their policies, while the reusab...