Harnessing The Potential Of Compliant Digital Assets

Companies that raise equity through traditional methods often face challenges such as the time-consuming maintenance of books, lengthy settlement times, and the cumbersome process of issuing and signing stock certificates. With tokenisation, companies can streamline their equity fundraising process. By managing their investors and responsibilities through a digital interface, companies can reach a wider range of investors and automate their compliance obligations. Tokenisation also eliminates the need for paper-based transactions, saving time and reducing administrative costs. With tokenisation, companies can simplify their equity fundraising process, increase efficiency, and unlock new opportunities for growth.

Real estate investments have traditionally been illiquid due to the involvement of middlemen and lengthy, complex processes, resulting in expensive lending for issuers. Additionally, suitable investors can be limited, and capital raising can be challenging. With digital assets tokenisation, property owners or issuers can now streamline the entire investment process. By digitising onboarding and Know Your Customer (KYC) processes, tokenisation enables issuers to automate compliance obligations and bring liquidity to an illiquid asset class. Tokenisation also eliminates the need for intermediaries, reducing administrative costs and increasing efficiency. Real estate fractionalisation with blockchain can unlock new opportunities for growth and reach a broader range of investors.

Commodity tokenisation offers several advantages over traditional trading methods, such as enhanced security, improved cost efficiency, and more flexible trade finance options. Access to some commodities is often limited due to high premiums and a lack of infrastructure. Commodity tokenisation can enable investors to access a broader range of commodities, reducing costs and making these assets more accessible. In particular, investors can access previously inaccessible commodities unavailable through derivative issuers. With tokenisation, investors can benefit from increased liquidity, faster settlement times, and enhanced security when investing in commodities. Embrace the future of commodity trading with tokenisation.

Investment funds face various challenges, including a lack of liquidity, high barriers to entry, and manual processes. Digital assets and tokenisation allow for an innovative solution to address these issues. By tokenising shares in a fund on the blockchain, tokenisation enables seamless trading of fund shares, thereby reducing barriers to entry and bringing liquidity to a market that has historically lacked access. Additionally, tokenisation enables automation, eliminating manual processes, saving time, and increasing efficiency. With tokenisation, investment funds can unlock new opportunities, reach a wider range of investors, and improve their overall performance. Experience the power of tokenisation and take your investment funds to the next level.

The tokenisation of alternative asset classes or collectables is frequently associated with Non-fungible tokens (NFTs). However, it should be noted that our platform exclusively supports regulated tokens, including securities tokens. NFTs are considered non-regulated tokens and therefore employ a distinct approach to monetising this asset class. To effectively tokenise this asset class, we recommend separating the ownership of the physical asset from its digital counterpart through the use of capital markets products such as a fund, Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV), or a Trust. This approach enables the creation of an asset-backed token, including fine arts, fine wine, or exotic sports cars, to be fractionalised, thus providing access to a larger pool of investors seeking potential investment opportunities that align with their lifestyle. From an investor's perspective, NFT returns are solely based on price appreciation, whereas an asset-backed token can offer returns in the form of dividends, interest, and capital appreciation derived from the underlying assets.