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Blockchain · Service Real-world asset tokenization
Tokenization for funds and regulated assets: permissioned tokens, investor allow-lists, forced transfer for lost keys, and register reconciliation.
In short
Tokenization represents ownership of a real-world asset — fund units, bonds, property, credit — as tokens on a blockchain. For regulated assets the hard part is not issuing the token. It is enforcing who may hold and transfer it, recovering units when a key is lost, and keeping the on-chain record in step with the legal register. We build the contracts and the systems around them.
- How to engage
- Product build, Modernization audit
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- Blockchain
Signs this is the right service
- A fund or issuer wants on-chain units and still has to meet transfer restrictions.
- Investors must be verified before they can hold the token.
- The legal register and the chain need to agree, and someone has to prove it.
- An off-the-shelf token standard does not cover lock-ups or forced transfers.
What you get
Permissioned token contracts
Tokens that check an allow-list on every transfer, with lock-ups and limits enforced in the contract rather than in an interface.
Investor onboarding integration
Connection to your KYC and accreditation provider so a wallet becomes eligible only after verification.
Recovery and forced transfer
A controlled way to move units when a holder loses a key or a court orders it, behind multiple approvals and a delay.
Register reconciliation
A service that compares chain state to the book of record, survives chain reorganisations, and reports any difference.
Issuance and servicing
Subscriptions, redemptions and distributions, with reporting a fund administrator and an auditor can follow.
The process
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Start from the legal rules
We turn the transfer restrictions and investor rules into a written specification with your counsel.
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Design contracts and controls
Token, permission layer and admin roles, with invariants stated first.
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Build the off-chain half
Onboarding, reconciliation and reporting are built alongside the contracts, not after.
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Audit and staged issuance
External audit, then a limited first issuance before opening wider.
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Asset tokenization: common questions
Do you provide legal or regulatory advice?
- No. We are engineers. We work with your legal counsel and turn the rules they define into contracts and systems that enforce them.
Which token standard should we use?
- For regulated assets, a permissioned standard such as ERC-3643, or ERC-20 with a transfer-restriction layer. The choice depends on which platforms and custodians need to support the token.
What happens if an investor loses their key?
- The contract includes a recovery path: after identity is re-verified, authorised signers can move the units to a new wallet, with a waiting period and a public record of the action.
Public chain or private chain?
- Most issuers now use public networks with permissioned tokens, because that is where custodians, liquidity and tooling are. A private chain can suit a closed group of institutions.
06 / Let’s build
Bring us the difficult problem.
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Careers
Engineers, designers and researchers who like systems that are hard to get right. Send something you built and what you would change about it now.
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Studio
Based in India and working remotely, with overlap hours agreed up front so your team always has a time to reach us.
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Read
Guides on AI agents, RAG, MCP, tokenization and chain abstraction, written by the engineers who build them.