Clear ownership
Title, contracts or shares that a vehicle can hold cleanly. If ownership is disputed, fix that first.
Asset classes
Raise money for what your business owns or builds.
Investors put money into an orchard, a building, a company or an energy project, not into technology. Whatever the asset, you open it to investors through your own portal on the Asset Tokenization platform, and the platform keeps the register, checks the rules and pays out. Our team helps you fit the structure and the rules to your asset.
New to this? Start with how raising money works
If you have only ever used bank loans or family money, read the plain-language guide first: what your business offers investors, what you have to do, and how long it takes.
The asset-first idea
Tokenization is the engine, not the product
Most owners want the same few things. Reach more investors. Accept smaller tickets without drowning in paperwork. Keep a clean investor register. Pay distributions on time. Give holders a way to transfer, where the rules allow it.
A digital security makes those things practical because the rules sit inside the security itself and are checked on every transfer. But the rules, the vehicle and the terms depend on the asset. A hazelnut orchard, a loan portfolio and a solar park need very different structures. So each page below starts with the asset and the owner, not the technology.
Choose your asset class
Each page covers what owners usually want, how the asset is typically structured, what investors look for, the rules that usually apply and when tokenization is not the right tool.
Agriculture
Farmland, orchards, permanent crops and harvest-backed revenue.
Read moreReal estate
Single buildings, portfolios and development projects held in a property vehicle.
Read morePrivate equity
Shares or participations in private companies and holding vehicles.
Read morePrivate credit
Bonds, secured lending and structured credit with scheduled interest and repayment.
Read moreFunds
Fund units and feeder vehicles with a cleaner register and easier subscriptions.
Read moreEnergy and infrastructure
Renewables, infrastructure projects and resource royalties with long-term revenue.
Read moreCommodities
Physically backed holdings where each unit links to goods in storage.
Read moreSME capital
Growth capital for operating businesses through equity, revenue share or notes.
Read moreWhat makes an asset a good candidate
The asset class matters less than these five things. We check each of them in the feasibility review.
Cash flows you can describe
Rent, harvest revenue, interest, dividends or sale proceeds that investors can follow and you can report on.
A vehicle that can issue
A company, fund or SPV in a jurisdiction where the instrument can be offered to the investors you want.
Investors who want it
A realistic view of who will buy, from which countries and at what ticket size.
An operator who reports
Someone who can produce numbers, documents and updates for many holders over many years.
Not sure your asset fits?
In one week the team reviews the asset, the likely structure and the investor base, and gives you a written Go, Conditional Go or No-Go.
Ready to raise money on your own platform?
Tell us about your project in five short steps. Within a week you'll know whether it fits, what's missing and how quickly your investor portal could go live.