A state, a developer, a wine sector, a central bank, a depository. Different mandates, the same problem underneath — an ownership record the market cannot act on. Client identities and engagement specifics stay confidential.
Legal framework, enabling legislation, multi-agency delivery and on-chain title.
We designed the legal and regulatory framework for a tokenized national asset register, took the enabling legislation through parliament, and ran the ministry of justice, the national public registry, the central bank, the national cyber-security agency and licensed private platforms as a single programme.
For the state: title moves from a paper-anchored database to an authoritative on-chain record. For the citizen: property becomes divisible and financeable without a new licence for anyone — because the record stays at the register, fractions stay owned by the title holder.
Independently assured, and verified against the code actually running.
A live tokenization programme with a major developer, across a multi-regulator market.
A real-world-asset build in a market with more than one supervisor: a design in which the tokenized right — ownership, revenue or usage — selects the regulator, a two-phase regulatory roadmap, and a governance framework to match.
Runs on enterprise chain rails, with an investor-facing marketplace in the demo room.
Verified origin and custody where appellation integrity carries export value.
Origin, certification and custody events recorded by the party with authority to attest to them, and returned to any counterparty in a single scan.
Built where the commercial stakes are direct: appellation and vintage integrity determine export price.
A three-layer payments architecture designed to recapture remittance value.
A distinct product line from our tokenization work: a stablecoin layer on treasury reserves as the diaspora rail, a wholesale central-bank layer that de-dollarises inflows, and bank-issued tokenized deposits as the only layer retail touches.
Designed against correspondent banking economics, with the legal framework mapped alongside the architecture.
Target architecture and accountability design for a national securities depository.
Architecture and governance work on what a depository becomes when the record it maintains can be the asset rather than a claim on one.
Drawn on directly by our published work on the tokenized depository.
Four rules that decide whether an ownership record survives contact with a regulator, a court and a bad day.
What a tokenized right is in law, who may hold it and how it is enforced, decided before anything is built.
Most of the regulatory problem disappears when the authoritative record sits with the body that already holds the mandate.
Freeze, court order, sanctioned holder, wind-down. If these are not states in the design, they will be improvised in production.
Assurance measured against what is running, not against what was specified.