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Tokenization infrastructure pricing, in clear ranges

Asset Haus pricing is scoped around three workstreams: on-premise platform deployment, transaction structuring, and licence-readiness coordination. The ranges are budgetary and meant for planning the first conversation.

Indicative budget ranges; every proposal sets the final scope, assumptions, and exclusions in writing. Third-party costs are scoped separately: government and regulator fees, paid-up capital, local counsel, audits, custody, and regulated service providers.

Compare deployment models

Three core workstreams, priced separately

Platform deployment

On-premise tokenization platform

$40k-$60kone-time deployment

Deploy Asset Haus inside your cloud, VPC, or controlled infrastructure perimeter. Custom domain, branding, and multi-tenant architecture are included by default.

Best for: Banks, brokers, wealth platforms, regulated operators, and financial groups that need control.

Not included: optional extension modules and advanced integrations, which are scoped separately.

  • Source-code handover and deployment to your environment
  • Issuer/admin console and investor portal
  • Registry, cap table, and investor records
  • KYC/AML workflow wiring and eligibility gates
  • Document workflow, subscription flow, and reporting
  • Transfer controls, approval workflows, and audit logs
  • Custom domain, branding, and multi-tenant issuer workspaces
  • Runbooks, UAT support, and handover to your team

Deal architecture

Structuring workstream

$5k-$15kper structure

Design the legal-operating structure before a launch: instrument choice, jurisdiction fit, investor eligibility, transfer perimeter, and counsel-ready implementation plan.

Best for: Issuers, asset owners, GPs, family offices, and sponsors preparing a tokenized private-market deal.

Not included: legal advice and filings by counsel, which are scoped separately.

  • Instrument selection: notes, warrants, SPV equity, fund units, revenue share, or hybrid structure
  • Jurisdiction shortlist and rationale
  • Entity stack and role map
  • Investor eligibility and transfer restriction design
  • Document list and counsel-ready brief
  • Launch roadmap across legal, platform, KYC, payments, and reporting

Regulatory path

Licence-readiness and application coordination

$30k-$50kby request

Scope and coordinate the authorization path where the operator needs a DASP, VASP, ADGM/FSRA, VARA, MiCA/CASP, AIFC, or similar licence perimeter.

Best for: Operators applying for or expanding regulated digital-asset, tokenization, custody, broker, or venue permissions.

Not included: counsel-led application work, regulator fees, and paid-up capital, which are scoped separately.

  • Regulated-activity map and jurisdiction perimeter
  • Application evidence pack and operating model inputs
  • Governance, risk, compliance, and RACI materials
  • Technology controls mapping for regulator review
  • Policy and procedure checklist
  • Coordination with qualified counsel and regulated service providers

Common starting points

Pick the first constraint. A first deal usually starts with structuring; an operator that wants its own platform starts with deployment, and licence-readiness runs alongside when it applies.

Launch a first deal

Structuring workstream

$5k-$15k · per structure

Start with structuring, then add platform deployment only when the operating perimeter is clear.

Own the platform

On-premise tokenization platform deployment

$40k-$60k · one-time deployment

Deploy the operating layer into your environment, then run multiple offerings under one controlled stack.

Prepare a regulated operator

Licence-readiness and application coordination

$30k-$50k · by request

Use the licence-readiness workstream alongside platform controls and counsel-led application work.

On-premise modules: the $40k-$60k base includes branding and multi-tenant workspaces

Custom domain, visual branding, and tenant-aware issuer workspaces are part of the default platform scope. The range moves with deployment complexity, security perimeter, integrations, support depth, and whether optional extension modules are added.

In the base deployment

  • Investor onboarding
  • Multi-tenant issuer workspaces
  • Registry and cap table
  • KYC/AML workflow
  • Document workflow
  • Transfer controls
  • Reporting and audit logs
  • Custody / payments integrations
  • Admin roles and approvals
  • Custom domain and branding

Optional modules: add only the extensions your operating model needs

These are not required for the core on-premise deployment. They are scoped separately when the client needs venue logic, native mobile access, deeper institutional controls, or heavier system integrations.

Scoped separately

  • L2 order book

    Controlled order-book layer for eligible secondary flows, venue-style workflows, or licensed operator environments.

  • iOS / Android apps

    Native mobile apps for investor access, portfolio visibility, onboarding tasks, notifications, and branded client experience.

  • Enhanced institutional flow

    Multi-step approvals, committee workflows, maker-checker controls, advanced RACI, evidence exports, and institution-grade operating gates.

  • Advanced integrations

    Custom custody, core banking, CRM, data warehouse, accounting, payment, SSO, or regulator-reporting integrations.

What changes the quote

There is no per-seat fee. The scope, and so the quote, depends on these factors.

  • Optional extension modules and integration points
  • Hosting model, security perimeter, and SSO requirements
  • Investor jurisdictions and eligibility logic
  • Instrument type and transfer restrictions
  • Regulated partner, custody, and payment rails
  • Licence application depth and regulator evidence needs

Delivery terms

Budget ranges are public. Final scope is set in writing in each proposal.

Written scope

Every proposal maps deliverables, assumptions, exclusions, and required client inputs.

Milestone delivery

Platform work is delivered through phase gates: architecture, deployment, UAT, handover, and launch support.

Third-party costs

Third-party costs are scoped separately: government and regulator fees, paid-up capital, local counsel, audits, custody, and regulated service providers.

Asset Haus provides infrastructure, implementation coordination, and counsel-ready materials. Legal conclusions, regulated permissions, and filings must be handled by qualified counsel or regulated service providers in the relevant jurisdiction.

Get a firm quote

Start with a pricing review. Send a short brief and we map your deployment model, structure, jurisdictional path, and what should be excluded before a proposal is written.

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