Question 1

What is the difference between a Utility Token and a Security Token?

Accepted Answer

A utility token provides access to a specific product or service on a network. A security token represents an investment contract (like equity or real estate ownership) and is heavily regulated. We specialize in the technical enforcement of these regulations on-chain using standards like ERC-3643.

Question 2

How do you enforce KYC (Know Your Customer) on the blockchain?

Accepted Answer

We integrate whitelisting directly into the smart contract. Even if the tokens are traded on a secondary market, the smart contract will reject the transaction if the receiving wallet address has not passed the required KYC/AML verification on the platform.

Question 3

What is tokenization in the context of blockchain?

Accepted Answer

Tokenization is the process of converting the rights to an asset (either a physical asset like real estate or a digital asset like a company's equity) into a digital token on a blockchain. This allows the asset to be easily traded, fractionally owned, and tracked securely.

Question 4

What kind of assets can be tokenized?

Accepted Answer

Almost anything holding value can be tokenized. Common examples include real estate properties, fine art, venture capital funds, corporate equity, carbon credits, commodities (like gold), and intellectual property.

Question 5

What are the benefits of tokenizing real-world assets (RWA)?

Accepted Answer

Tokenization unlocks massive liquidity for traditionally illiquid assets. It enables fractional ownership (allowing retail investors to buy a piece of a $10M building for $1,000), drastically reduces settlement times, and automates compliance and dividend distributions via smart contracts.

Question 6

Are tokenized assets legally compliant?

Accepted Answer

We build compliant tokenization platforms by integrating Identity verification (KYC/AML) directly into the smart contracts. This ensures that security tokens (which represent regulated financial instruments) can only be bought, held, and traded by legally approved investors.

Question 7

Which blockchains do you use for asset tokenization?

Accepted Answer

We select the blockchain based on the asset's regulatory and performance needs. Ethereum and Polygon are common for their deep liquidity and robust DeFi ecosystems. For highly regulated institutional assets, we often utilize specialized or permissioned chains like Avalanche Subnets or Hyperledger Fabric.

Question 8

What happens if I lose access to my wallet holding the tokens?

Accepted Answer

Unlike anonymous cryptocurrencies, security tokens are often designed with recovery functions. Because ownership is mapped to a verified identity, the token issuer (the smart contract administrator) can legally burn the lost tokens and re-mint them to your new, secure wallet address.

Tokenization
FAQ

Helpful
information

Getting Started

Timeline

Pricing

Support

Still have questions?

TokenizationFAQ

Helpfulinformation