Asset Haus helps institutions own the tokenization platform or launch tokenized private-market deals with investor onboarding, registry, transfer controls, reporting, and launch support.
or email the team at platform@asset.hausOne infrastructure behind all three: the same registry, transfer controls and documents serve the asset, the loan and the investor.
Asset owners and institutions
Own a tokenization platform under your brand, or launch one tokenized private-market deal with onboarding, registry and transfer controls.
By asset: Real estate · Private credit · Private equity · Pre-IPO · Trade finance · Syndicators · Private companies
Traders and asset holders
Finance one shipment until your buyer pays, or borrow against tokenized funds, real-asset tokens, SAFEs, SAFTs and pre-IPO SPV units without selling.
Investors, family offices and funds
Short-dated trade finance, loans secured by tokenized assets and late-stage companies before their IPO, with the documents in one Dataroom.
Financing terms are indicative; investment figures are targets, not guarantees, for professional investors only. Capital at risk.
Own the platform under your brand, or launch one tokenized private-market deal through a closed infrastructure workflow.
Own the platform
Tokenization infrastructure delivered for your operating perimeter: investor portal, registry, transfer controls, reporting, and governance under your brand.
Launch a deal
A closed tokenized private-market launch workflow for issuers and asset owners that need capital-readiness, investor operations, registry, and controlled transfers.
Either way: legal setup and partner coordination. Counsel-ready structure, role boundaries, service-provider coordination, and tokenization workflows aligned to the selected launch path.
Review legal setupOne completed engagement for each, with the figures from its case study.
Cross-border structured assets
Multi-jurisdictional deals with mixed investor bases: SPV stack, compliance gates, registry and settlement delivered together.
Case study
Dubai Luxury Residential Tokenization
Private credit and lending
Note issuance, tranche design, transfer rules and servicing workflows, with compliance and settlement that match the credit terms.
Case study
SME Credit Line Tokenization
Platform operators
Deployments for banks, brokers and platforms: source code, an architecture prepared for licence review, and long-term governance.
Case study
Lendscape — Lending Against Tokenized Assets
Deal operations, investor compliance, and registry, settlement and reporting run as one tokenization system of record, on-premise or as white-label SaaS, instead of five vendors with handoffs between them.
Operators choose on-premise for control over the stack, audit trails that regulators and partner banks can inspect, and an architecture prepared for licence review.
Beyond entities and offering documents, Asset Haus coordinates the structure, licensing questions (VARA, ADGM, DIFC, AIFC, MiCA, FINMA, DASP, VASP), documents and compliance architecture with qualified counsel as one operating build.
Jurisdictions we structure in
Delivered with licensed counsel across the US, EU, GCC and APAC, coordinated through a single operating build.
Entity stack, jurisdictional fit, investor eligibility, and offering mechanics mapped to the operating model.
VARA, ADGM, DIFC, AIFC, MiCA, FINMA, DASP or VASP questions, scoped with qualified counsel and tracked where they apply.
Offering documents, subscription, transfer and onboarding templates wired into compliance and the registry.
KYC/AML rules, accreditation gates, transfer restrictions and reporting set before the first subscription.
Secondary liquidity depends less on a listing event than on transfer design, settlement logic, counterparty access and controlled secondary workflows, built into the operating layer before the first subscription.
How one controlled transfer moves
Transfer request
A holder asks to move units to a named buyer.
Controls
If any check fails, the transfer stops and the register does not change.
Settlement
Settlement logic runs as configured for the instrument.
Register updated
The ownership record changes only after every check passes.
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Transfer permissions, investor access, and settlement logic set before the first subscription.
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Anchor investor routing, OTC flows, and internal matching between eligible holders.
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Partner distribution, counterparty routing, and regulated venue integration where relevant.
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Corporate actions, transfer agent flows, and reporting for ongoing secondary activity.
The first deal installs the operating base. Later offerings reuse its structure, documents and workflows instead of starting again with new vendors.
Deal 1
The operating base is installed: platform, legal, compliance, registry and settlement, coordinated in one engagement instead of five vendor contracts.
Deal 2
The second offering runs on the same operating base. Structure, documents and workflows are reused rather than rebuilt.
Deal 5
Deal operations, investor compliance, and registry and settlement become a repeatable internal capability.
On-premise
The operating layer becomes infrastructure your team owns and governs, instead of a dependency on a vendor.
Structures, costs, regulation and platform choices, written for issuers, operators and their counsel.
Real estateCosts, platforms, jurisdictions and structures for tokenized property.8 guides
Private credit & debtLoan portfolios, notes, receivables and tokenized credit funds.8 guides
JurisdictionsUAE, GCC, US, EU, offshore and emerging regimes for tokenized assets.19 guides
Platforms, custody & operationsBuild-vs-buy, on-premise and white-label platforms, registries, custody and delivery.10 guidesThe full list covers deployment, legal setup, investors, the platform and pricing.
All questionsTwo: on-premise (the primary motion: source code running inside your infrastructure for licensed operators) and white-label SaaS or private listing workflows managed by Asset Haus for issuers and asset managers. Both run the same operating layer, with scope set after readiness review.
No. The blockchain is infrastructure: you operate through a standard web application. Your investors don't need to understand it either. The ledger is used where it provides auditability and deterministic settlement, not as a user-facing layer.
That decision belongs to your counsel. Asset Haus prepares the structure documentation, role map, and transfer-control logic for your counsel's review, and coordinates legal setup with qualified counsel and service providers. If you prefer one coordinated delivery, formation, opinions, and filings can run through partner firms, each responsible for its own advice. Asset Haus does not give legal advice or guarantee a counsel, licensing, or regulatory outcome.
9+ jurisdictions delivered across US (Delaware, Wyoming), offshore (Cayman, BVI), GCC (ADGM, DIFC), EU (Luxembourg, Liechtenstein), and APAC (Singapore). Jurisdictional choice is made against operating model and investor base, not partner relationships.
No. Core pricing is scoped as fixed workstreams, not a default percentage of the raise. Indicative ranges: on-premise platform deployment $40k-$60k (one-time deployment), structuring $5k-$15k (per structure), and licence-readiness and application coordination $30k-$50k (by request). Third-party costs are scoped separately: government and regulator fees, paid-up capital, local counsel, audits, custody, and regulated service providers.
Full launches are planned on a 120-day launch model, which is a planning model, not a guarantee. Exact scope and timeline depend on integrations, legal review, partner onboarding, and client readiness. Both deployment models use milestone-based delivery with 25% payments at each stage.
Pick the closest path and send a short brief. The team replies by email within one business day.
