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# SOC 2 Compliance
Sending transactions to a private mempool introduces additional counterparty risk and trust assumptions, making it vitally important to choose a trusted partner
**Operational Excellence and Security**
* The Nova team are SOC 2 Type II attested — ready to meet the rigorous security standards that today's most demanding enterprises require (please get in touch to request copy of the report).
**Stability and Alignment**
* Nova is built for production-scale transaction execution, with sustainable, revenue-aligned economics aligning our success with yours, and enabling Nova to operate without the need for external funding.\
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This operating model allows us to remain stable and reliable across volatile market cycles, reducing counterparty risk and providing the consistency that execution-critical infrastructure demands.
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