Three gates stand between a broker and your stock: their own book, an approval from each bond they want to trade into, and a mandate from you, per cask, that you can withdraw.
Get early accessA broker trades through a book, not as a person. Permissions attach to the book, so who works at the brokerage can change without anyone re-approving anything.
A warehouse approves each book separately before it can see that warehouse’s stock. Approval is the bond’s decision alone, and it can revoke it.
Even a fully onboarded broker cannot list or sell your cask without a mandate from you. Grant it across everything you hold or only the casks you name, and revoke it whenever you like.
A broker’s access is scoped to their own book rather than to a warehouse, so approving one never quietly grants them anything at another.
Reprice or withdraw your own listings without touching the cross-book marketplace everyone else sees.
How a cask actually left the market, recorded after the fact by whatever channel it went through, rather than assumed from the last thing the system saw.
Stock lists, offers, the single-cask brokerage pipeline, and bulk sales that hand off cleanly into the Delivery Order flow. It is the commercial layer nobody else runs end to end.
For warehousekeepers and ownersOwnership becomes a warehouse-anchored record rather than a spreadsheet cell, with an append-only ledger and a Delivery Order workflow where title only moves on acknowledgement.
Join the design partner programme, or read the docs to see how every workflow is put together.