As the world continues to move on-chain via tokenization, SOC compliance will be a requirement to work with investment firms, banks, and governments. 🏦

It's been a comprehensive journey, but we're thrilled to announce that 
@SandclockOrg
 is now SOC Compliant certified! 🍾

Part of Sandclock & Opus, Pendle, and Tourii

Imagine you're using a financial app. 💱
SOC compliance ensures that this service prioritizes security. 🔒
An independent expert has verified that the service has robust security measures in place to safeguard your data and transactions. 🧑‍💻

It's like a seal of approval indicating that our service adheres to strict rules and protocols to ensure safety and reliability. ⚔️

We cordially invite any yield aggregator protocol to consider using our vaults. 🙌
Feel free to reach us at info@sandclock.org for any further discussions.

We're proud to announce that we're the first DeFi protocol to achieve this certification. 🏆

Now, what does SOC compliance mean and why should it matter to you as a DeFi user? 🤔

Apparently i can't share PDF files over here.

We have both SOC 1 and SOC 2 compliant certified!

Feel free to DM me for the whole PDF.
p/s: we'll be uploading the whole document to our docs soon. We're reworking the whole documentation atm.

The term SOC compliant doesn't exist. 

What type of report was issued? 
- SOC1 - Type 1? Or a type 2?

Or even a SOC2 - Type 2?

Where can we find the SOC report?
Who was the auditing firm? 

I have a hard time to believe this.