Regulated real-world asset infrastructure

Own the real economy, one parcel at a time.

Fractional, transferable ownership of income-producing property, infrastructure, private credit, gold and other commodities, and bonds — settled on-chain, held through bankruptcy-remote SPVs, open to anyone with $250.

Real estateInfrastructurePrivate creditGold & silverEnergyBondsArt
Benchmarks
Gold$4,210.40/oz+0.62% Silver$53.18/oz+1.10% Copper$5.09/lb-0.44% WTI crude$61.85/bbl-0.31% 20y Treasury88.42+0.18% IG credit110.26+0.09% S&P 500690.12+0.35% Bitcoin$94,880.00+1.42% Gold$4,210.40/oz+0.62% Silver$53.18/oz+1.10% Copper$5.09/lb-0.44% WTI crude$61.85/bbl-0.31% 20y Treasury88.42+0.18% IG credit110.26+0.09% S&P 500690.12+0.35% Bitcoin$94,880.00+1.42%
Tokenized AUM
$1.42B
Live offerings
131
Distributions paid
$94.6M
Investors
37,410
Markets

Open offerings

Property, credit, bullion and bonds — each underwritten and held by an independent trustee or LBMA vault.

Fixed income

And yes — .bond means bonds

Tokenized debt is the corner of this market already clearing at scale. It's also the reason for the domain.

A bond is just a promise to pay on a schedule. Put the promise in an SPV, register the note, and the schedule becomes code that can't be skipped. Same wrapper as everything else here, applied to a coupon.

Treasuries and T-bills

Short-dated government paper, settling T+0 instead of T+1, with accrual streamed daily to holders.

Investment-grade corporate

Laddered notes from rated issuers, tranched so a $1,000 ticket gets the desk's yield, not a worse one.

Municipal and project bonds

Revenue bonds behind infrastructure — the coupon is paid by the asset's own cash flow, not a sponsor's balance sheet.

Bullion works the same way: allocated bars, an LBMA vault, a monthly assay, and a token that redeems for metal rather than a paper claim. Gold, silver, copper, energy — and debt.

Process

From deed to token in 21 days

Legal structuring, appraisal, assay and custody happen before a single token exists.

Originate

Sponsor submits the asset, debt stack and operating history for review.

Structure

We form a bankruptcy-remote SPV and issue membership interests or notes.

Tokenize

Interests are minted 1:1 on-chain with a regulated transfer agent.

Distribute

Rent, coupon and lease income is paid monthly, pro rata, in USDC.

Yield

Model a position

Projected distributions before fees and tax. Past performance is not a guarantee.

$10,000
$250$250,000
Projected annual income
$840
Monthly, in USDC$70
Tokens purchased100
Platform fee1.0%
Structure

Built for people who read the docs

Bankruptcy-remote SPVs

Each asset sits in its own Delaware or Luxembourg vehicle. Sponsor insolvency doesn't touch your shares.

Regulated transfer agent

Cap-table, KYC/AML and transfer restrictions enforced by a FINRA-registered agent, not by us.

Quarterly attestation

Independent auditor reconciles token supply to the register; bullion is assayed monthly at the vault.

FAQ

Questions worth asking

Who can invest?

US accredited investors and non-US persons under Reg S. Non-accredited US investors can access the private credit and bond vehicles where the issuer files under Reg A+ Tier 2.

What do I actually own?

Membership interests or notes in the asset-holding SPV, represented by a token on Base. The token is a security and the register is authoritative — the chain is the transfer mechanism, not the source of title.

How do bullion and bond tokens differ?

Bullion tokens are backed by allocated bars in an LBMA vault with a monthly independent assay, and redeem for metal. Bond tokens represent a registered note with coupon accrual streamed daily. Both sit on the same register and settle the same way.

How liquid is a position?

Secondary transfer opens after the 12-month hold. There's a matched secondary venue, but there's no guarantee of a buyer at your price. Treat it as semi-liquid.

What happens if the asset is sold?

Net proceeds go to the SPV, are distributed pro rata, and tokens are burned. Bonds simply mature. You get your share, not a forced roll into another deal.

What are the fees?

1.0% on subscription, 0.5% annual servicing, and a 10% carry above the preferred return hurdle. Vault and custody costs are passed through at cost.

Contact

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