Nuvion says it received first SOC 2 Type I report
Nuvion said the report may support enterprise procurement and third-party risk reviews as it expands globally.
Nuvion said on Aug. 13, 2026, that it received its first SOC 2 Type I report after an independent examination of its controls.
The company said enterprise customers, regulated financial institutions and payment partners often use SOC 2 reports in vendor due diligence and procurement reviews. Nuvion said the report may help support those reviews as it works with banks, fintechs, payment providers, multinational corporations and digital asset businesses.
According to Nuvion, the examination assessed the design of controls tied to security, availability and confidentiality under the applicable AICPA Trust Services Criteria as of a specified date. The company described itself as an AI-powered global banking and cross-border payments platform built on fiat and stablecoins for businesses and platforms.
Nuvion said it has been investing in information security, governance and operational resilience. The company said those efforts include formalizing its information security governance framework and internal controls, strengthening identity and access management through role-based access and least-privilege principles, and enhancing vulnerability management, security monitoring and incident response.
The company also said it expanded policies covering risk management, change management, business continuity and third-party risk, improved employee security awareness and compliance training, established evidence management and continuous control-monitoring processes, and standardized security and operational practices across global subsidiaries.
Keisha Clark, identified as managing director of Nuvion, said the report reflects the company’s security and governance foundations as it scales.
Nuvion said the report supports expansion across North America, Europe, the Middle East and other international markets where SOC 2 reports are commonly used in vendor due diligence. The company said it will now work toward a SOC 2 Type II examination.
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