The reference, one question at a time.
Short answers to the questions that come up once a company is past deciding whether to tokenize and into deciding how. Standards, chains, custody, structure.
- ✓Standards, chains, custody, structure
- ✓Short answers, one question each
- ✓Plain English, no jargon
One question at a time.
Short answers to the questions that come up once a company is past deciding whether to tokenize and into deciding how.
Three questions most people read first.
Choosing a platform
The decisions before the build.
Best RWA tokenization platform for institutions 2026
4 min readRead →Build vs buy: should we build our own tokenization stack?
4 min readRead →White label tokenization infrastructure providers
4 min readRead →Why do most tokenization projects fail?
4 min readRead →Tokenization platform for governments and central banks
4 min readRead →Standards and chains
What the token is made of, and where it lives.
What is Stobox Orbit, the permissioned tokenization protocol?
NewRead →What is ERC-7943 (uRWA), the Ethereum standard for real-world asset tokenization?
5 min readRead →What is the STV3 Protocol?
4 min readRead →ERC-3643 vs STV3 transfer restriction models
4 min readRead →Diamond Standard EIP-2535 for upgradeable security tokens – what are the risks?
4 min readRead →Chain selection for RWA: Ethereum vs Arbitrum vs Polygon vs permissioned chain
5 min readRead →ERC-4626 vaults for tokenized private credit
3 min readRead →Can tokenized securities trade on Uniswap? Permissioned AMM design
4 min readRead →Keys, identity and audit
The parts that fail quietly.
Tokenizing an asset
Funds, credit, invoices: the same record, different terms.
Stobox, STBU and software that transacts
Where we stand, and what agents need.
Reading tells you the rules. A score tells you where you stand.
Score your asset
Twenty-five questions across seven dimensions, about eight minutes, no email to see the result.
Take the scoreBook a call
Bring the asset. We will say what is missing, and say so if the answer is no.
Book a callRecords, due diligence and the framework
The company record, the investor checklist and the documents behind them.
The AI-ready company record: every fact linked to its source document
Read →Investor due diligence checklist: the documents investors ask for first
Read →Legal documents by offering type: registered vs exempt
Read →What is a record gap?
Read →What is single ledger settlement?
Read →The Tokenization Framework checklist: what each phase hands on
Read →What is tokenization of time?
Read →Updated 3 October 2026
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