Multi-asset tokenization infrastructure

Tokenization infrastructure for multiple real-world asset classes

Structure tokenization around the economics of the underlying asset, investor rights, transfer rules, compliance requirements, and lifecycle of the instrument.

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Fundshing Tokenization dashboard showing asset type configuration and deployment history

Multiple asset classesFrom real estate to private credit

Asset-first structuringConfigured for real-world economics

Pilot to mainnetTest, validate and launch

Compliance-aware workflowKYC/AML, transfer rules, eligibility

Operational controlsBuilt for institutional scale

Start with the asset, not the token

Every tokenization project begins with the underlying economic relationship. Fundshing helps issuers configure the technology around the real asset, legal structure, investor rights, cash flows, transfer restrictions, and operational requirements.

Asset
Legal & Economic Structure
Investor Rights
Token Model
Compliance Rules
Launch & Operations

Supported asset classes

Choose an asset model and structure it with the controls it actually needs.

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Real Estate

Commercial property, residential portfolios, mixed-use developments and property-backed SPVs.

Typical structures:Direct ownership, SPV equity, property debt, fund interestsExplore Real Estate

Private company board reviewing shareholder and cap table strategy

Private Equity / Company Shares

Growth equity, shareholder liquidity, private placements and preferred share structures.

Typical structures:Ordinary shares, preferred equity, shareholder interestsExplore Private Equity / Company Shares

Structured debt issuance documents, bond certificates, and project collateral

Debt / Bonds / Loans

Corporate debt, private credit, structured notes and project finance instruments.

Typical structures:Secured notes, bonds, loans, revenue-backed debtExplore Debt / Bonds / Loans

Asset manager reviewing a diversified private fund and special-purpose vehicle portfolio

Funds / SPVs

Private funds, venture vehicles, special-purpose entities and co-investment structures.

Typical structures:Fund interests, SPV participation, feeder structuresExplore Funds / SPVs

Renewable energy revenue participation reporting alongside operating assets

Revenue Share

Tokenized participation in royalties, contract cash flows and revenue-generating projects.

Typical structures:Revenue participation, royalties, cash-flow sharingExplore Revenue Share

Commodity warehouse inspection with allocated metals and agricultural inventory

Commodities

Physical commodities, warehouse-backed assets and commodity-linked structures.

Typical structures:Allocated holdings, reserves-backed units, inventory-linked rightsExplore Commodities

Custom structures are available for specialized real-world asset projects.

Featured case studies

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Contemporary private-market headquarters in a landscaped business district

Northbridge Growth Partners

A structured path for a private-market sponsor to connect asset evidence, investor eligibility, and controlled lifecycle operations.

Private markets

Solar and wind energy project across a managed green landscape

Atlas Renewables

An instructional model for infrastructure teams coordinating project evidence, financing terms, and stakeholder reporting.

Energy infrastructure

Private-credit documents and portfolio review in a city boardroom

Meridian Private Credit

A controlled operating model for note issuance, evidence review, investor access, and servicing-ready reporting.

Private credit

Choosing the token structure

Economic structure	Typical token model	Operational focus
Company equity	Permissioned security token	Ownership, transfer controls, investor registry
Debt instrument	Fungible debt token	Issuance, coupon payments, redemption
Fund or SPV interest	Permissioned fund-interest token	Subscriptions, ownership records, reporting
Individual physical asset	NFT or semi-fungible model	Traceability, ownership mapping, documentation
Revenue participation	Economic-right token	Cash-flow allocation, distributions, reporting

The legal instrument defines investor rights. The token represents and operationalizes those rights on-chain.

How every asset moves through Fundshing

1Define AssetCapture key details
2Upload EvidenceLegal, financial, KYC
3Configure StructureLegal, financial and terms
4Set Token ModelToken mechanics
5Configure ComplianceEligibility and restrictions
6Test on TestnetValidate end-to-end
7Launch on MainnetGo live with controls
8Manage Post-LaunchMonitor, report and scale

Fundshing RWA operating matrix showing the issuer, policy layer, regulated partners, primary issuance, permissioned secondary exchange, and gated DeFi integrations — Animated route indicators show the operating workflow between issuer inputs, Fundshing orchestration, regulated partners, market access, and permitted DeFi integrations.

Why issuers use Fundshing across asset classes

Asset-first approach

Model the real asset, investor rights, and structure before deployment.

Flexible token standards

Support for ERC-3643, ERC-1400, and other institutional standards.

Controlled workflow

Role-based review, evidence management, and launch-readiness checks.

Built for real operations

Go beyond issuance with reporting, distributions, and lifecycle management.

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