Company and owners
Registration, ownership, control and authorized signers.
For existing businesses
Turn your business
into a clear offering.
Prepare the business evidence, investor rights and funding plan that a reviewed tokenized offering needs.
Check your preparationStart with the business
How ready is your information?
This guide gives preparation steps, not approval or a valuation.
Make the proposal reviewable.
Choose the current state of your information. Your checklist is generated locally and is not submitted.
Property, maritime, infrastructure and energy are possible categories, not claims of approved live products.
Prepare the essentials
Build a complete document set.
Business records
Operating model, contracts, history and material risks.
Financial information
Accounts, liabilities, budgets and explained assumptions.
Asset evidence
Title, rights of use, valuations and existing encumbrances.
Investor rights
The proposed legal claim, restrictions, remedies and disclosures.
Use of funds and servicing
The intended raise, allocation, reporting and distribution responsibilities.
Sensitive business documents belong only in an approved authenticated application workflow. Do not submit them through this public demonstration.
Review to publication
Approval has separate stages.
- 01
Business review
Review the organization, ownership, operating evidence and financial position.
- 02
Offering terms
Define instrument rights, investor eligibility, use of funds and disclosures.
- 03
Offering approval
Approve the specific terms independently from company onboarding.
- 04
Token setup
Configure asset-specific prices, supply, restrictions and distribution policy.
- 05
Investor onboarding and publication
Publish only after the required approvals and verified service integrations.
After an approved launch
Keep the real business visible.
Issuer workspace preview
PlannedPurchases and expensesEvidence → Review
Business receiptsReconcile → Report
Investor updatesApprove → Publish
DistributionsFund → Authorize
Records support review.
Business evidence helps explain where income came from and how money was used.
A blockchain record can establish a transaction or document fingerprint. It does not prove every real-world event.
Prepare your business application