Evidence & disputes
When two parties need a thing to sit with someone who works for neither: litigation exhibits, inventory frozen in a dispute, goods held by a receiver, a high-value item changing hands between strangers, and original signed documents a lender must physically hold.
Sealed as received, tamper-evident, photographed on arrival, and logged on every touch. Access only as the instruction allows.
A chain-of-custody record fit for a courtroom: who delivered it, who touched it, when, and that the seal held. Issued to both parties, or to the court.
Goods arrive under an instruction: a court order, a receiver's appointment, or an agreement signed by both sides. We hold to that instruction and nothing else.
Insured. Each matter carries its own instruction and its own limit. Every category is cleared with the custodian's insurer before the first item is received. Custody is provided by our affiliate, Lion-Heart Logistics, or by a custodian you name.
Courts, receivers, and lawyers want a custodian with no stake. So do two strangers trading a high-value item: the goods sit with us, we confirm what they are, and we release only when both sides instruct. We never touch the money. Original notes, titles, and certificates are held the same way, sealed and recorded, for the lender or fund that must hold the paper.