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How can your project be structured?
Define the rights represented by the token. The underlying asset and the issuance structure are separate choices, subject to project-specific legal review and technical validation.
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Company equity01
Company shares with documented economic and voting rights. The corporate records and governing law define the holder’s rights.
A property-owning company issues shares represented by tokens. Investors receive rights in the company; they do not automatically own the building directly.
Debt instruments02
Debt claims with defined repayment, interest, maturity and any security. The issuer’s obligations must be documented.
A project company borrows money through tokenized debt. The terms define repayment, interest, maturity and any guarantees or security; repayment is not guaranteed.
Fund units03
Units or shares in an investment fund. Fund rules, manager responsibilities, eligibility and the applicable regulatory framework must be reviewed.
A fund holds several investments and issues tokenized units. Investors participate through the fund, under its rules, rather than owning each underlying asset directly.
Profit-sharing instruments04
Contractual participation in defined profits or revenues. Calculation, payment, reporting, term and legal classification must be documented.
A project shares an agreed percentage of its defined profit after specified costs. If there is no distributable profit, a payment may not be due.
Revenue-sharing rights05
Contractual rights to a defined share of revenue. Calculation, payment priority, reporting and duration must be documented.
A business shares an agreed percentage of its defined revenue. Unlike profit sharing, the calculation is based on revenue; the contract defines deductions and payment conditions.
Asset-linked rights06
Documented rights linked to an identified asset, including redemption or beneficial interests where legally permitted. Ownership, custody and enforceability must be verified.
A token represents a documented claim linked to a named asset, such as redemption for a specified quantity of a commodity. The contract defines the claim; the token alone does not establish legal title.
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Real estate
A token may represent shares in a property-owning company or a documented debt claim. It does not automatically transfer title to the property.
The document defines the right. The technology records and enforces configured rules.
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Company equity
A token may represent company shares where the governing law and corporate records support that structure. Voting and economic rights must be documented.
The document defines the right. The technology records and enforces configured rules.
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Debt instruments
A token may represent a documented repayment claim against an issuer. Interest, maturity, security and enforcement must be specified.
The document defines the right. The technology records and enforces configured rules.
Discuss your projectWhy consider tokenization?
Create smaller investment units, configure transfer controls and improve digital administration. Investor access, liquidity and financing depend on the structure and distribution arrangements.
Start with understanding.
What does a token represent?
Understand the difference between the underlying asset, the issuer and the holder’s documented rights.
Explore this use case →Do you need a dedicated company?
An existing company may be suitable. A dedicated entity depends on ownership, liabilities and the project structure.
Explore this use case →Tokenization or bank financing?
Compare financing terms, structuring costs, security requirements and distribution. Tokenization is not automatically cheaper or unsecured.
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