SotaTek — the name stands for State of the Art Technology — was founded on 11 August 2015 in Hanoi, Vietnam, and is part of the Sota Holdings group. It is a software-development-as-a-service company spanning custom software, blockchain, AI and machine learning, cloud, and enterprise systems.
Recognised by VINASA among Vietnam’s leading software and blockchain companies, SotaTek has delivered across banking and finance, insurance, healthcare, retail, automotive, and media. Beyond its Hanoi headquarters, it operates offices in the United States, Australia, Singapore, Japan, and Korea.
The architecture is Chronimy’s. The engineering is SotaTek’s. They build the platform to a detailed specification — and they are paid against delivery, not in advance.
The eight-layer trust system — identity, behavioural scoring, escrow, the PRU vault, AI trust, the Beacon audit trail, governance, and development — implemented to Chronimy’s design.
The on-chain core: badge-tiered escrow, custody, the PRU vault, and founder vesting — deployed on Polygon PoS, where CNMY is an ERC-20 token and gas is paid in POL.
The KYC and liveness flow, the Trust Check engine, and the member-facing applications that turn the architecture into something people actually use.
Development capital is released milestone by milestone on on-chain attestation — never as a lump sum. A lapsed milestone returns the remaining capital.
So that real engineering could begin ahead of public funding, Chronimy and SotaTek entered a pre-funding development agreement. It sets out the scope, the milestones, and the terms under which SotaTek builds the platform before and alongside the raises.
Chronimy exists to make trust verifiable rather than assumed. It would be inconsistent to ask that of others and not hold ourselves to it. Naming our development ambassador, describing what they build, and pointing you to their own confirmation is part of that standard — the same principle behind the Glass Treasury and the on-chain Beacon layer.