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Private company equity tokenization

Digitize your company's equity for cap table management, controlled secondary transfers, and professional investor administration on one register.

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Line drawing of a company headquarters with share certificates and a circular ownership diagram

Problems private companies face

  • Cap tables out of sync

    Multiple versions of cap tables across legal, finance, and investors. Convertible notes, SAFEs, and options create complexity that spreadsheets can't handle.

  • Slow secondary sales

    Employees and early investors want liquidity but transfers require manual legal work, board approvals, and compliance checks for each transaction.

  • Investor administration

    Sending updates, tax documents, and distribution notices to a growing investor base becomes a full-time job as the company scales.

  • Compliance across investor types

    Maintaining accurate records, transfer restrictions, and jurisdiction-specific eligibility rules across different investor types.

Benefits of tokenized company equity

  • Real-time cap table

    A single source of truth for ownership, instead of reconciling spreadsheets and outdated records. Every approved transfer updates the register.

  • Controlled secondary sales

    Enable employee and investor liquidity workflows with built-in eligibility checks. Transfer restrictions and ROFR workflows can be configured into the operating process.

  • Professional infrastructure

    Show investors institutional-grade equity administration with an audit trail, counsel-ready records, and configurable transfer controls.

What the platform covers for tokenized equity

  • Token registry

    Digital representation of shares with real-time ownership tracking and structured cap table update workflows.

  • Transfer controls

    Configurable ROFR, lock-ups, and accreditation checks. Transfer rules can be enforced through the platform workflow and token controls.

  • Legal framework

    Tokenization agreements, transfer restrictions, and counsel-ready documentation aligned to the selected issuance structure.

  • Investor portal

    Self-service portal for investors to view holdings, download documents, and track distributions.

  • Controlled transfer desk

    Support approved secondary sale workflows between eligible buyers and sellers with settlement coordination.

  • Corporate actions

    Handle stock splits, dividends, and other corporate actions across your tokenized equity.

How a controlled secondary sale moves

Transfer restrictions and ROFR are configured into the operating process, so every sale passes the same checks before the cap table changes.

  1. Shareholder

    Sale request

    An employee or early investor asks to sell shares.

  2. Transfer rules

    ROFR and lock-up

    The configured ROFR and lock-up rules run first.

  3. Approval

    Company approval

    The required approval is recorded before the sale proceeds.

  4. Buyer

    Eligibility check

    Accreditation and eligibility checks on the buyer.

  5. Registry

    Cap table updated

    The ownership record updates, with settlement coordinated.

A tokenized cap table in practice

A corporate equity platform with cap table management, vesting automation and pre-exit secondary transfers for employees and early investors.

Company-reported case summary; the case page has the details.

What companies tokenize

  • Common stock
  • Preferred shares
  • Employee stock options
  • Convertible notes
  • SAFEs
  • Profit interests
  • LP interests
  • Membership units
  • Warrants

Plan the tokenization of your company's equity

Send a short written enquiry about your cap table, the instruments you have issued and the transfers you expect. The team replies by email within one business day.

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