Fundshing supports multiple token standards so issuers can match the legal, economic, compliance, and lifecycle profile of each asset before testnet validation or mainnet Safe packaging.
Protocol map
Protocol selection
Each protocol has a specific job. The right choice is the one that reflects the asset rights, transfer model, compliance obligations, and post-launch operations.
Fungible units
Simple fungible tokenized units, testnet pilots, and early market validation.
Unique certificates
One-of-one certificates, title-like records, or unique ownership proofs.
Multi-token classes
Multiple classes, tranches, series, or semi-fungible token IDs in one contract.
Security-token structure
Security-token style instruments with partitions, document references, and transfer checks.
Permissioned RWA
Regulated private market assets needing identity registry, trusted issuers, claim topics, and restricted transfers.
Vault shares
Vault, fund, pooled strategy, or NAV/share products where assets are deposited and shares are issued.
Universal RWA interface
Standardized RWA transfer eligibility, freeze tracking, forced-transfer support, and ERC-165 monitoring across token forms.
Bespoke structure
Legally reviewed products with non-standard economics, payoff formulas, rights, or settlement mechanics.
Start with the simplest protocol that truthfully represents the asset. Move to a specialized standard only when the asset needs regulated transfer controls, identity claims, vault accounting, partitions, multiple token classes, lifecycle evidence, or standardized RWA compliance interfaces.
Fundshing also supports exact-match artifacts, testnet validation, mainnet Safe readiness, verification payloads, investor access, transfer restrictions, oracle evidence, reporting, and post-issuance lifecycle operations.
