Transfer Restrictions for Tokenized Securities: Smart Contract Architecture

A compliant tokenized security has one structural feature everything else depends on: a call that can reject a transfer before it executes, consulting arbitrary external logic. Without it, nothing in any EU regime is enforceable on-chain — every rule about...

EU-Compliant Tokenized Securities: Smart Contract Architecture

Most EU compliance writing is organised one regulation at a time. That is the right shape for a lawyer and the wrong shape for a build, because the contracts do not divide that way. The document-anchoring contract answers the Prospectus Regulation, the fund regime and...

EU Compliance for RWA Tokenization: MiFID II, AIFMD & DLT Pilot Regime Explained

You own the asset. You understand the market. But the moment you decide to tokenize it, put it on-chain, and allow investors to hold fractional ownership, you enter a compliance architecture that most Web3 developers and lawyers have never had to navigate...

How to Tokenize Real-World Assets: Smart Contract Architecture, Oracle Design, and MiFID II Compliance

Tokenizing a real-world asset on blockchain involves four steps,1. Wrap the asset in a legal entity (SPV) 2. Deploy a permissioned smart contract (ERC-3643 or ERC-1400) that enforces investor eligibility 3. Wire an oracle to bring off-chain valuations on-chain, 4....

Transfer Restrictions for Tokenized Securities: Smart Contract Architecture

EU-Compliant Tokenized Securities: Smart Contract Architecture

EU Compliance for RWA Tokenization: MiFID II, AIFMD & DLT Pilot Regime Explained

How to Tokenize Real-World Assets: Smart Contract Architecture, Oracle Design, and MiFID II Compliance

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