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The digital format of issuance can expand capital-raising opportunities within applicable regulations.
Smart contracts and digital infrastructure allow for automating rights management, payments, and certain corporate actions.
Digital infrastructure can shorten the time required for transferring rights and completing payments compared to traditional procedures.
Holder rights, trading conditions, and payment terms can be detailed in the issuance documentation.
The ability to participate in high-value assets by purchasing shares in digital format.
Tokens can be traded on digital platforms, subject to platform rules and regulatory restrictions.
Rights and transactions are recorded on a distributed ledger, simplifying audits and tracking ownership history.
Automation of payments, voting, and other corporate actions through smart contract logic.
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We determine the legal status of the token, analyze the requirements of target jurisdictions, and create a compliance map for the project.
We provide consulting on the issuance model, investor requirements, applicable exemptions, trading restrictions, and lock-up mechanisms.
We prepare the prospectus, PPM, tokenomics, White Paper, subscription agreements, and other related legal documentation.
We assist with registration procedures, notifications, obtaining permits, and communication with the relevant authorities.
We help establish AML/KYC procedures, data protection requirements, and control marketing communications.
We provide consulting on disputes with regulators and investors, as well as on protecting intellectual property and brand rights.
Security tokens are digital tokens that can represent financial instruments, property rights, or investment interests and are typically subject to securities regulation.
Security tokens provide investment, property, or corporate rights, while utility tokens are generally used for access to a product, service, or ecosystem within a project.
In most jurisdictions, issuing security tokens may require compliance with securities laws, registration, application of exemptions, or licensing of certain participants in the structure.
The most common assets include real estate, corporate rights, debt instruments, investment funds, commodities, artwork, and other financial assets.
Key risks include incorrect legal qualification of the token, failure to comply with placement requirements, AML/KYC regulations, marketing restrictions, and cross-border regulations.
The most popular jurisdictions are the UAE (ADGM, DIFC), Singapore, the EU, the USA, Switzerland, and other jurisdictions with developed digital asset regulation.
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