BCW Technologies, trading today as BCW Group, is an enterprise technology firm and venture studio building Web3, AI and cloud infrastructure. It is unrelated to the similarly-named global communications agency formerly called Burson Cohn & Wolfe. Its own site describes it as a "SOC 2 Type II enterprise solutions firm and venture studio" and organises its work into six verticals: staking, AI solutions, cloud, Web3 infrastructure, ventures and partnerships. The site footer records AICPA SOC 2 compliance and ISO 27001 self-certification, and the company holds a listing in the Google Cloud partner directory.
Products
BCW's own products page lists four products as of 24 August 2026, and every one of them is aimed at networks other than Radix.
- Anseta, the institutional staking platform launched as stakeFi. stakefi.network now serves the Anseta site, whose protocol list names Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche, XDC, Hedera, Polygon, Injective, Monad, Polymesh, Canton, Midnight, EigenLayer and a dozen more. Radix is not among them.
- Arkhia, a Web3 API and RPC gateway sold alongside Google Cloud Marketplace builds, ZK proofs and an x402 facilitator service. Its explorer and metrics products are Hedera-specific and its chain-endpoints page offers bespoke endpoints without naming Radix.
- Hashport, described on BCW's products page as an interoperability bridge connecting Hedera with the EVM world, and still linked there as a live product. hashport.network itself carries a wind-down notice: the bridge was permanently decommissioned on 31 May 2026 at 12:00 UTC, wrapped assets are permanently unredeemable, and post-shutdown support has ceased.
- HNS, the Hedera naming service.
Two products earlier versions of this page described are gone from that list. Blockpour, the on-chain data analytics platform, no longer runs under its own name: blockpour.com returns an HTTP 302 redirect to supra.com. TOKO, the tokenisation-as-a-service platform, is no longer listed by BCW at all.
Radix connection
What this wiki can verify about BCW's involvement with Radix is narrow, and it should be read as narrow. Nothing on bcw.group, on its products page, on arkhia.io or on the Anseta site mentions Radix or XRD. A paginated read of the Gateway's validator register at epoch 337,829 (24 August 2026, 17:02 UTC) returns 287 validator components, 188 of them registered, and not one carries "BCW", "Arkhia" or "Anseta" in its on-ledger name or declared website.
The tie the community records is a validator. The community-run directory radixecosystem.com lists BCW Technologies with validator_rdx1sv2rav…tj4fem2p, which is named Cadwynbloc on ledger. Read at the same epoch, that validator is registered and in the active set, ranked 29th of 188 registered validators with 68,559,800 XRD delegated to it, about 1.47% of the stake securing the network. Its on-ledger description reads "Radix Mainnet Validator operated by Cadwynbloc Consulting", and the website it declares, cadwynbloc.com, is a three-word splash page naming neither BCW nor Radix. The attribution is the directory's rather than the operator's, and this page records it as that.
One thing about that validator is worth knowing if you are staked to it. Its stored fee factor still reads 0.5, but a fee-change request to 0.75 took effect at epoch 332,966 on 7 August 2026, so the fee it actually charges is 75%. Delegated stake there has not moved since: 68,350,833 XRD at that epoch against 68,559,800 XRD today, a rise of 0.3%. The gap between the fee a validator stores and the fee it charges is set out on Validator Nodes, and the fee market that followed the subsidy on Validator Subsidy Sunset.