Crypto exchange operators supported
App-distribution policy, legal-opinion coordination and reviewer-response work under App Store Guideline 3.1.5.
Established service history
Established experience
with digital-asset businesses
We have supported 4 crypto exchange operators and 3 wallet companies across app-distribution and compliance matters.
4crypto exchange operators
3wallet companies
3.1.5App Store Guideline
What this page can and cannot show
The service history is real but confidential: clients have not authorised public naming, so experience is stated as counts by business type and by the kind of work performed. That is a deliberate boundary, not a lack of history.
The record in three numbers
Wallet companies supported
Structured analysis and documentation for wallet businesses navigating distribution requirements.
The guideline behind the work
App Store Guideline 3.1.5 governs digital-asset app distribution and shapes the compliance materials involved.
Public signal versus confidential detail
| Dimension | Stated publicly | Kept confidential |
|---|---|---|
| Client identity | Counts by business type: 4 exchange operators, 3 wallet companies | Names, logos and contract contents |
| Scope of work | Service categories and preparation work performed | Filing details and commercial terms |
| Results | That preparation and support were delivered | Any approval, listing or review outcome |
Common questions
Can you share client names?
No, not without explicit authorisation. Counts by business type are what public confidentiality allows.
Does this experience guarantee an app approval or listing outcome?
No. Past support describes preparation quality; every review and listing decision belongs to the platform or venue.
Is the experience only App Store related?
The core history is App Store 3.1.5 distribution and compliance work; the desk's current scope extends to licensing coordination described on the service pages.
How do I judge fit without case names?
Ask for the work process: how materials are organised, what a reviewer response involves and which boundaries apply. Those are describable without breaking confidentiality.
Exchange operator compliance
Coordination around app-store policy, legal-opinion and reviewer-response requirements.
Wallet application support
Structured analysis and documentation for wallet businesses navigating distribution requirements.
Cross-border coordination
Connecting business operators with appropriate professional support across jurisdictions.
AppStore315
An established digital-asset service line
AppStore315 supports digital-asset applications with App Store Guideline 3.1.5 compliance, legal-opinion coordination and reviewer-response support.
AppStore315Supporting 4 crypto exchange operators and 3 wallet companies through digital-asset compliance services.
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