No vehicle
Nobody settled what investors are buying or which entity issues it. Without a structure, there is no offering. Structure & jurisdiction
How it works
Raise money for your project from many investors, not only a bank.
You offer small shares of your project or business to investors who believe in it, online, under a regulated offering. You run it on the Asset Tokenization platform: your own investor portal, your console, the rules built into the security, payments and reporting. Our team sets it up with you and supports you afterwards. You keep running your business.
- The platform
- Portal, console, rules, payments, reporting
- Typical plan
- ~12 weeks to a live offering
- First step
- 1-week feasibility review
How raising money this way works, in plain words
You have a project or a plan to grow: a new orchard, a building, a production line, an energy project. Instead of relying only on a bank loan, your business offers investors a small share in it. That share can be a slice of the profits or revenue, a stake in the company, or a loan with set terms, depending on how the deal is set up.
The shares are recorded as a digital security in an investor register, with the rules built in: who may invest, from where and within what limits. The platform checks every transfer against those rules automatically. Investors register, verify their identity, sign and pay in your investor portal on your own website, and your team runs the register, payments and reports from your console.
Your business stays the issuer, the company that makes the offer. It is still a regulated offering: it needs a proper structure, approved documents, identity checks and regular reporting to investors, and it takes weeks, not days. Money comes in only if investors choose to invest. The platform handles the running; our team helps with the hard parts of setup.
Why projects fail
Three problems the platform and setup are designed against
Rules added too late
Investor rules bolted on after issue mean every change forces a re-issue and every investor is onboarded again. On the platform, the rules engine is configured before the first investor signs up. Investor rules
No distribution
A security nobody can buy is a failed offering, however good the asset. Distribution & ongoing management
The platform, plus the setup you need
Every business runs on the same platform. The feasibility review shows how much expert setup around it your project needs. Some owners arrive with counsel and a structure in place; others start from the asset alone.
| Turnkey | Pick what you need | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it suits | Owners starting from the asset, with no structure yet | Owners who already have parts in place, such as counsel, a vehicle or a distribution partner |
| What you get | The platform plus all seven setup and support services, coordinated by one team | The platform plus only the services the review shows you need |
| Who coordinates | We coordinate counsel, providers and partners throughout | We fit around the advisers you already have |
| How it is scoped | One engagement, quoted after the feasibility review | Per service, quoted after the feasibility review |
Third-party costs such as counsel, audit, custody and KYC are paid by you directly to the provider and are not marked up. How we work together.
The typical plan: about 12 weeks
For one offering in a jurisdiction we know. Regulatory review time is not included, because it depends on the regulator.
- 1Week 1
Feasibility review
Our team looks at your project, how the deal could be set up, likely investors and the numbers. You get a written Go, Conditional Go or No-Go.
- 2After a Go
Structure & jurisdiction
The company that makes the offer, what investors receive and which country's rules apply, chosen with you. Qualified counsel confirm and execute.
- 3Alongside structure
Investor rules and financial design
Who may invest and hold, and the terms, how money is paid out and a three-case model, worked out alongside the structure.
- 4Once rules and terms are set
Your portal and console go live
Your investor portal and console are configured on the platform with your rules, terms and brand, then tested with sample investors.
- 5Before launch
Distribution and capital introduction
Introductions to trading venues, broker-dealers and investors prepared before launch, so people can take part from day one.
- 6Around week 12
Live offering
The offering opens under your documents and investors sign up in your portal. You run it from the console: the platform handles payments, register changes and reports.
Expert setup and support around the platform
Included in onboarding or added as you need them.
Start here
01 Feasibility review
One week, team-led, written Go / Conditional Go / No-Go.
Read more02 Structure & jurisdiction
Vehicle, instrument and jurisdiction, executed by qualified counsel.
Read more03 Investor rules
Who may invest and hold, built into the security and checked on every transfer.
Read more04 Financial design
Capital structure, terms, waterfall and a base, upside and downside model.
Read more05 Platform setup & white-label
Your portal on your domain and your console configured for your team.
Read more06 Distribution & ongoing management
Venue and broker-dealer introductions, custody, and running the offering after launch.
Read more07 Capital introduction
Go-to-market, investor story, demand generation and introductions. Scoped per mandate.
Read moreAlready running live offerings
The platform already runs live regulated offerings.
Asset Tokenization is a technology and advisory provider. It is not the issuer, broker, exchange, custodian or investment adviser for client offerings. The ~12-week plan is typical for one offering in a known jurisdiction and excludes regulatory review time.
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.