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Where you raise, and under which rule.
The hardest first question in tokenization is not the technology. Your investors decide almost everything: where they are and who they are set the jurisdiction and the exemption, and the size and the asset refine the structure. Four questions, then the guide that explains the answer.
Four questions · nothing is sent anywhere · orientation, not legal advice
Four questions
Your investors drive the structure.
Answer what you know. The planner does not save anything and does not ask for an email, because it runs in your browser and there is nowhere for it to send an answer.
01
Where are your investors?
Not where you are, and not where the asset is. Where the people writing the cheques are resident is what decides the rulebook.
02
Who can invest?
Selling to the public is a different regime from selling to qualified investors almost everywhere, and it is the single biggest cost difference.
03
How much are you raising?
Size decides whether the structuring cost is worth carrying and when licensed intermediaries stop being optional.
04
What is the asset?
This refines the structure rather than the rulebook, and it decides which playbook is worth reading first.
Answer the first two and the route appears here.
The likely route
This is orientation, not legal advice, and it is not a determination that any exemption is available to you. Which rule applies depends on facts this page does not ask for. Take the guide to counsel rather than taking this page to a regulator.
Two ways in
The rule is one question. Your record is the other.
The readiness score runs the same twenty-five questions we run on every client asset, free, in about eight minutes.
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Or bring the asset itself – thirty minutes, and we will say if the answer is no.
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