What is Sign? Sign is a global digital infrastructure company that powers sovereign nations through secure, large-scale systems for digital currency, digital identity, and real-world asset tokenization. While many blockchain protocols focus on retail speculation, Sign builds the "high-stakes" architecture that governments and regulated institutions rely on to run a country. Backed by Sequoia Capital, YZi Labs, IDG, Circle, Sign translates cryptographic guarantees into real-world performance. What Sign Builds: Sign builds a sovereign-grade infrastructure layer that governments and regulated institutions can reuse across three national systems: Digital Money System: A sovereign digital money rail that supports CBDC and regulated stablecoins on one national infrastructure, with policy-grade controls, real-time settlement, and supervisory visibility Digital ID System: A national identity and verifiable credentials layer where governments can issue cryptographically signed claims (ID, licenses, permits, eligibility) that can be verified across agencies and regulated operators Real-World Asset Tokenization (RWA): A regulated digital asset engine that lets governments issue and manage public instruments (bonds, infrastructure finance, climate instruments, investment funds) as programmable assets with automated distribution and real-time reporting.
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