Anyone can put an asset on chain. The hard part is proving what it is.
Stobox does both: the intelligence that makes an asset defensible, and the tokenization that makes it ownable. The structure, the record, the documents, the token, the investors, and the years of reporting nobody warns you about. One company for all six, since 2018.
$305M+ in assets structured and supported · 100+ companies · 20+ countries · founded 2018
- Founding Member, STO Foundation
- Backer, ERC-7943 (uRWA)
- Stobox at the SEC crypto roundtable, 2025
The whole stack
Most assets are not ready to be tokenized. We make them ready, then we tokenize them.
Six things have to be true before an asset can be owned by strangers, and most companies buy them from five different vendors. Every gap between those vendors is where projects die: the lawyer does not know what the token does, the token does not know what the offering says, and nobody owns the year after launch. We do all six, which is the only reason we can promise the last one.
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The structure
Which company holds the asset, in which country, and under which rule it may be sold and to whom.
What you get
A legal shape that a regulator and a buyer both accept.
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The record
Ownership, financials, contracts, valuations and the asset itself, gathered once and checked against the paper each number came from.
What you get
Answers to the questions a data room asks, before it asks them.
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The documents
The offering package, drafted from that record rather than from a blank page. Built with Raisable, distributed by Stobox.
What you get
A package your lawyer reviews in days instead of writes in months.
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The token
The asset becomes a token that carries its own rules: who is allowed to hold it, who is allowed to buy it, and what happens when it moves.
What you get
Rules enforced by the contract, not by somebody remembering to check a spreadsheet.
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The raise
Your offer, on your own web address. Investors commit, verify who they are, sign, pay, and receive. Where the sale is brokered, a licensed broker-dealer runs it.
What you get
One page showing the terms, the documents, and how much money has actually arrived.
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The years after
The register, the reporting, new investors, changes to the structure, and whatever the asset does next.
What you get
The same people, still there, in year two.
You do not have to buy all six at once. Most clients start with the first two, because knowing exactly what you own pays for itself whether or not anything is ever issued. From there, the rest is ready when you are.
Readiness score
Want to tokenize? Find out where you stand first.
Twenty-five questions about the asset, the paperwork and who owns what. You get a score across seven dimensions, and a plain list of what is missing. It takes about eight minutes, and it costs nothing.
What gets scored
- Asset quality
- Legal and compliance
- Transparency
- Technology and protocol
- Liquidity and markets
- Governance
- Risk mitigation
The products
Four ways to reach the same record.
Each one is a stricter subset of the one before it. Intelligence is for any company, Raisable for the ones raising, Compass for the ones tokenizing. The record underneath is the same in all three, and the MCP server is how a machine checks what it is told about tokenization.
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For any company
Intelligence
Ownership, financials, contracts and valuations gathered once and checked against the paper each number came from.
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For companies raising
Raisable
The offering package and the raise itself: your terms on your own address, investors verified, signed, paid and recorded.
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For companies tokenizing
Compass
The asset becomes a token that carries its own rules, issued primarily on Base, on the ERC-7943 standard.
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For your own tools
MCP server
Source-linked Stobox knowledge in the assistants your team already uses, so a tokenization claim can be fact-checked in plain language.
Learn more about MCP server
Prices are published and flat. Intelligence starts free, then $499; every other figure is on the pricing page, and none of them is a percentage of a raise.
What chain gives
On chain is not the point. Rules that enforce themselves are the point.
An ordinary share register is a file somebody maintains. It is correct until it is not, and you find out during due diligence. A tokenized one carries its restrictions inside the asset: an investor who is not eligible cannot receive it, a lock-up cannot be forgotten, and the register is the same object everyone is looking at.
Stobox contributes to the ERC-7943 standard for exactly this, and issues primarily on Base.
Rules the asset carries with it
Who may hold it
enforced on transfer
Who may buy it, and where
checked before, not after
Lock-ups and holding periods
cannot be forgotten
The register of owners
one copy, always current
What happens on resale
written into the asset
The proof
$305M+
Assets
100+
Companies
20+
Countries
2018
Founded
Our clients
Property, funds, credit, manufacturing, and a few things we did not expect.
Fifty-five engagements are named on our case studies. A few are below. The rest are private, and we will introduce you to the ones closest to your situation when we speak.
Who we route through, and what we build on
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Trading venue
tZERO
SEC-regulated trading infrastructure for tokenized securities. Memorandum of understanding announced March 2026.
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Chain and wallet
Coinbase and Base
Primary issuance chain, USDC settlement, and Coinbase Smart Wallet, so the investor holds the keys. Also Arbitrum and Canton.
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Broker-dealer
Silicon Prairie
Broker-dealer partner. Offerings that need a registered broker-dealer in the United States run through them.
Stobox is a technology provider. Regulated activity runs through licensed firms.
Where the rules get written
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Regulator dialogue
SEC Crypto Task Force
Stobox took part in the 2025 roundtable on tokenized securities.
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Token standard
ERC-7943 (uRWA)
Backer of the Ethereum standard for compliant real-world-asset tokens. Compass issues on it.
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Industry body
STO Foundation
Founding Member (Corporate) of the industry body for security-token standards and practice, founded by Randy Goldberg.
Not sponsorships. Rooms we were asked into.
Partnership programme
If you bring assets or infrastructure, there is a way in.
Brokers, funds, chains and platforms work with us on referral or on integration. Tell us what you have and who your clients are, and we will say plainly whether there is a fit.
Where we come from
Eight years, mostly spent on the unglamorous half.
We started before the category had a name and stayed through the years it was unfashionable. That is the only reason the method works.
2018
Founded. First offerings, when almost nobody was asking for them.
2019
Published a book on how these offerings actually work, written with the people running them.
2023
The method becomes eight phases, used on every project since.
2025
At the SEC crypto roundtable, and among the backers of ERC-7943. The record becomes machine-readable, so an assistant can answer from it as well as a person can.
How it goes
Four steps, and you can stop after any of them.
Nothing here needs a card or a commitment until the third step. The first two cost you a message and an hour.
Tell us what you own
One message. What the asset is, where it is, and roughly what it is worth. No account and no card at this point.
We read it together
One call. We tell you honestly whether this is worth doing and what it would cost. Sometimes the answer is no.
We put it in order
The structure, the record, the documents. The long part, done with you rather than to you.
You decide how far to go
Stop with the record in order, raise on it, or take the asset toward secondary trading through licensed venues.
Every one of these reaches me. If your asset is not right for this, I would rather tell you that than sell you something.
Two ways in
Tell us what you own.
Two ways in, and both reach a person. Open an account and start on your own, or write to us first and we will read it before anything is signed up for.
Prefer email? info@stobox.io.
Have us read it first
Tell us about the asset and get an answer within two working days.
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