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Markets are built on information. Prices, orders, liquidity, and volume are the signals through which markets discover value. But information has a shelf life. In batch-processed markets, stale prices create arbitrage. Delayed settlement locks capital. Lagging analytics obscure risk until it's already materialized. In real-time execution environments like

Onchain markets offer a fundamental shift in their capital model, enabling programmable assets, continuous settlement, and global composability.  In practice, however, onchain capabilities like payments and tokenization feel like powerful but still fragmented primitives for most organizations. While these components for modern finance exist today, they often remain loosely coordinated,

The Secure Foundation for Real-Time Markets on Sei Modern financial markets no longer operate in batches or fixed trading windows. Capital now moves continuously — across geographies, time zones, and counterparties. That shift fundamentally changes the security requirements of market infrastructure. In real-time environments, the idea of security is not only