Frequently asked questions about private-market tokenization
Answers on delivery, legal setup, compliance, licensing, and how Asset Haus becomes your operating base.
Deployment & technology
What deployment models do you offer?
Two: 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.
Do I need to understand blockchain?
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.
What about data security and audit trails?
On-premise means your data stays inside your infrastructure perimeter, with no vendor access. Deterministic audit logs cover onboarding, approvals, transfers, and settlement, with exports prepared for regulator and auditor review.
Legal & compliance
Will our legal counsel approve this?
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.
Is this legal?
Tokenization can be used inside existing securities, fund, digital asset, and private-placement frameworks when the issuer, counsel, regulated partners, custody, investor eligibility, and transfer rules are mapped correctly. Asset Haus provides infrastructure and coordination support; legal conclusions must be confirmed by qualified counsel.
Which jurisdictions are supported?
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.
Do you work with our existing legal counsel?
Yes. We co-sell with law firms. They handle legal scope, we handle tech. Mutual referral model available.
Investors & liquidity
Will my investors trust this? They're traditional finance people.
They see a professional portal, familiar documents, clear ownership. The blockchain is invisible to them unless they want to see it. Many of our clients have traditional family offices and HNW investors.
What about my existing investors?
We can migrate them. Import your cap table and send them portal invitations. They verify identity once, and the migration is planned as part of onboarding.
Can investors use crypto to invest?
Yes. We support USDC, wire transfers, and local payment rails depending on jurisdiction. Traditional investors use wire, crypto-native investors use stablecoin. Both flows wire into the same compliance and registry.
How does liquidity work, and are you going to list tokens on an exchange?
No. Liquidity for tokenized private offerings isn't an exchange event. We design transfer rules, settlement logic, counterparty access, OTC workflows, and secondary operations inside the tokenization platform from day one. Where a licensed venue makes sense, we integrate. We don't promise retail listings, token pumps, or market-making that isn't licensed.
Do you do secondary trading?
Controlled secondary operations are designed into the tokenization platform, not bolted on. Transfer permissions, eligibility gates, corporate actions, and transfer-agent workflows all run through the same operating layer. Where a licensed operator needs venue connectivity, that integration is scoped separately.
Platform & deployment
Can I white-label / brand it as my own?
Yes. Your investors see your brand, not ours: custom domain, logo and colors. It looks like your own platform.
What if I want to stop using the platform?
Your data is yours. Export cap table, investor list, documents anytime. No lock-in. We believe in earning your business every month.
How do distributions work?
You fund the distribution wallet (fiat or crypto). The system calculates pro-rata amounts from the registry, and payments are released through your approved operating process. Investors see each distribution in their portal with a full audit trail.
What if we need custom features?
White-label SaaS includes a co-development roadmap on the core. On-premise gives you the source code in your repo: your team extends it under your own engineering standards, while Asset Haus maintains the core on contract.
Pricing & timeline
Do you take a percentage of the raise?
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.
What do the published price ranges include and exclude?
On-premise deployment covers source-code handover and deployment to your environment, issuer/admin console, investor portal, registry, KYC/AML workflow wiring, document and subscription workflow, transfer controls, reporting, custom domain, branding, multi-tenant issuer workspaces, runbooks, UAT support, and handover; optional extension modules and advanced integrations, which are scoped separately. Structuring covers instrument selection, jurisdiction shortlist, entity stack and role map, investor eligibility and transfer restriction design, document list, counsel-ready brief, and launch roadmap; legal advice and filings by counsel, which are scoped separately. Licence-readiness covers regulated-activity map, application evidence pack, governance, risk and compliance materials, technology controls mapping, policy checklist, and coordination with qualified counsel and regulated service providers; counsel-led application work, regulator fees, and paid-up capital, which are scoped separately. Indicative budget ranges; every proposal sets the final scope, assumptions, and exclusions in writing.
How long does deployment take?
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.
Do you provide ongoing support?
Yes. All packages include post-launch support. Ongoing maintenance available separately.
What's your track record?
32 deals structured, $200M+ facilitated across 7 asset classes and 9+ delivered jurisdictions. Engagements come primarily through direct C-level relationships. We can walk through specific structures and outcomes under NDA in a working session.
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