Tokenization
Turn illiquid debt into tradeable, enforceable tokens.
Finanzer issues ERC-3643 security tokens that carry compliance, transfer restrictions, and enforcement logic on-chain. Every token is backed by a legally binding structure.
Asset Coverage
What Gets Tokenized
Trade Finance
Letters of credit, bills of lading, and invoices.
Private Credit
Senior and mezzanine lending facilities.
Corporate Bonds
Primary issuance and secondary market bonds.
Project Finance
Infrastructure and energy non-recourse debt.
Fund Interests
LP shares, NAV tokens, and fund distributions.
Process
How Tokenization Works
Asset Structuring
Legal and financial structuring of the underlying debt instrument. SPV creation, covenant definition, and risk parameter assignment.
Token Issuance
Deployment of ERC-3643 compliant security tokens with embedded transfer restrictions, investor whitelisting, and distribution logic.
Distribution
Primary offering to whitelisted institutional investors. Automated KYC/AML verification and subscription management.
Lifecycle Management
Automated coupon payments, NAV updates, covenant monitoring, and compliance reporting throughout the instrument lifecycle.
Enforcement
Smart-contract-triggered enforcement mechanisms with jurisdictional legal bridges. Automated waterfall distributions on default events.
Token Standard
Why ERC-3643
The only token standard designed for regulated securities. Built-in identity, compliance, and recovery at the protocol level.
Compliance
On-chain identity verification and transfer restrictions ensure every transaction meets regulatory requirements. No off-chain compliance gaps.
Portability
Tokens can be transferred across compatible platforms and custodians while maintaining compliance state. No single-platform lock-in.
Recovery
Built-in token recovery mechanisms for lost keys and forced transfers for legal enforcement. Institutional-grade asset control.
Debt markets are moving on-chain. The question is whether you're structuring the deals or watching from the sidelines.
Available for institutional investors, originators, and legal partners.