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Internal Systems

Definition

Internal systems refer to the proprietary technological infrastructure and operational procedures within an organization. These systems encompass the hardware, software, databases, and networks that facilitate an entity’s core functions, including transaction processing, data management, security protocols, and communication channels. For cryptocurrency exchanges or blockchain companies, robust internal systems are essential for managing digital assets, executing trades, verifying identities, and maintaining regulatory compliance. Their reliability and security directly influence operational efficiency and the protection of client funds.