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Integrate self-directed investing into your application.

Our open API lets existing financial applications offer self-directed IRA investing to end-users.
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SDIRA funding on your app.

Integrating with our API enables your users to fund alternative investments with retirement money.

Give users the freedom to:

  • Open retirement accounts
  • Invest in alternative assets
  • Link financial accounts
  • Manage investments
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Security for all.

As a licensed trust company, our API partners and their users reap the benefits of our strict regulatory and security measures:

  • Anti-Money Laundering (AML)
  • Know Your Customer (KYC)
  • Account monitoring & reporting
  • SOC Compliant
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Build on top of our API.

Trust API™ gives you the building blocks to create your own financial services application.

Ideal for:

  • IRA Administrators/providers
  • Alternative investment platforms
  • Fundraising platforms
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Made for developers.

Our team of engineers designed our API so your developers can get you up and running fast and efficiently.

Trust API™ is organized around REST and JSON API specifications, allowing for easy integration with all modern programing languages enabling your developers to get up and running in no time. Our dedicated team of engineers will assist you and your developers to ensure a smooth integration process.

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Frequently Asked Questions

API banking is the utilization of a bank’s backend protocols to incorporate their services into other institutions. AET is not a bank, however, we do offer our API as a product so that other financial institutions may access our custodial technologies and integrate them into their systems.

The answer to this is often no. The purpose of Trust API is to provide new platforms with the backend support to build their product and go to market faster. It’s also ideal for existing platforms that want to add additional functionality to their products, such as bill pay, onboarding, compliance, bank accounts linking, and deposits/withdrawals of USD.

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