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Asset Haus

Own the tokenization platform

Tokenization infrastructure under your own brand

Asset Haus deploys the private-market tokenization stack for institutions that need control: investor portal, issuer dashboard, registry, document workflow, transfer controls, reporting, auditability, legal setup coordination, and long-term operational governance.

Built for banks, brokers, wealth platforms, regulated operators, and financial groups that need committee-ready tokenization infrastructure without a public crypto posture.

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Deals structured
32
Facilitated
$200M+
Asset classes
7
Jurisdictions delivered
9+
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Six reasons operators choose on-premise tokenization

Illustrative interface with sample data. Every action is logged with who did it, in which role, and when.

Source code in your repo

You receive the full codebase (frontend, backend, contracts and deployment scripts) under an internal-use licence with maintenance on contract. Your engineers can audit it, extend it and run it.

Control over the stack

Runs inside your infrastructure perimeter. No vendor-side access to customer data, no shared tenancy, no surprise downstream dependencies.

A complete audit trail

Deterministic logs across onboarding, approvals, transfers, settlement, and reporting, with exports prepared for regulator and auditor review.

Licensing-readiness

Deployed to map to your licence conditions: operational control, change management, RBAC, segregation of duties and incident procedures.

Long-term governance

Your team controls operating policy, release cadence, and integrations. Asset Haus maintains the core codebase on contract.

Extend under your rules

Extend the platform to your internal policies and engineering standards instead of waiting in a feature-request queue. Source is delivered for you to operate, audit and modify within the terms of your licence.

A structured path to on-premise production

Structured deployment with clear phase gates, documented handover, and a transition path to internal operation. Exact scope and timeline depend on integrations, jurisdiction, and launch model.

  1. Phase 1

    Discovery & architecture

    Infrastructure review, license mapping, security perimeter design, and integration plan with existing banking / custody / KYC stack.

  2. Phase 2

    Deployment & configuration

    Code delivery to your environment, compliance rule configuration, legal document mapping, and registry / settlement wiring.

  3. Phase 3

    UAT & handover

    User acceptance testing, staff training, runbook handoff, audit log walkthrough, and go-live dry run.

  4. Phase 4

    Production & ongoing

    Production cutover, first live transactions, and transition to maintained-on-contract support with your team as operating owner. Longer engagements scale from this base.

What you operate and what we maintain

Your infrastructure perimeter

Under your operational control

  • Source code in your repository, under internal-use licence
  • Infrastructure, deployment, and environments
  • Customer data, audit logs, system of record
  • Compliance rules, policies, and RBAC
  • Release and change management
  • Operational runbooks and SLAs

Asset Haus maintains on contract

  • Core codebase updates and security patches
  • Compliance and regulatory change tracking
  • Integration adapters (custody, KYC, payments)
  • Feature roadmap across deployments
  • On-call escalation for core platform issues
  • Legal partner coordination and delivery

Delivery model: Asset Haus grants an internal-use licence to the source code and supports it under a maintenance contract. Final terms, including scope of use, redistribution and IP, are set in the engagement agreement.

What each stakeholder gets from on-premise

CEO / MD

Strategic control, licensing-readiness, and a system that won't be ripped out in two years. On-premise means the operating base stays.

CTO / Head of Engineering

Source code in your repo, no black-box runtime, clear integration points, and a stack your engineers can read and reason about.

CCO / Head of Compliance

Deterministic audit trails, rule-configurable compliance, segregation of duties, and a design that passes a license review.

COO / Head of Operations

Documented runbooks, change management, SLAs, and an operating layer your team can run without vendor escalation.

Request a platform assessment

Send a short brief and the team replies within one business day to scope license context, infrastructure fit, legal coordination, and launch path, grounded in your actual constraints.