Law and regulatory compliance in the tokenization process

If the token falls under MiCA, compliance means preparing an issuance or tokenization so that it meets EU requirements on transparency, the way tokens are offered, data retention and investor protection. In practice, it is about designing the documents, the tokenomics and the smart contract itself according to clear rules.

Real estate, precious metals, shares in PSA and S.A. companies, company assets, investment products and many other resources that can be valued and divided into units can all be tokenized. Valuation alone does not settle it: whether and how an asset can be tokenized depends on the token's classification and how it is offered.

A standard process takes from several weeks to several months, depending on the scope, the type of asset and whether the token falls under MiCA. Most importantly, we run everything step by step, so from the outset you can see the timeline and what is happening at any given moment.

Sometimes yes, sometimes no; it all depends on the type of token and how it is offered. That is why we analyse the project at the start and tell you straight away whether a licence is required and, if so, which steps are needed.

The A-to-Z model reduces the coordination risk that usually arises when working with several providers at once. You have one team responsible for law, technology, documents and implementation. This does not remove legal or technological risk.