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Settlement Cycle Customization

Definition

Settlement cycle customization refers to the ability to adjust the duration or specific conditions under which a financial transaction is finalized. In digital asset markets, this might involve choosing between immediate on-chain settlement or a delayed, batch-processed approach, depending on the asset, network, and user preference. This flexibility allows for optimized trade-offs between speed, cost, and finality. It caters to diverse operational requirements and risk profiles.