Listing Guidelines
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Registration and Legitimacy: Entities must be legally registered within the relevant jurisdiction and hold the necessary business licenses. Institutions are required to provide registration certificates, business licenses, and compliance statements to ensure adherence to local legal requirements.
Compliance Review: Institutions must undergo legal scrutiny to ensure compliance with relevant operational regulations, including Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) requirements.
This includes both publicly listed and private companies, covering stock pledges, bond issuance, equity financing, and asset-backed securities.
A clear business model is required, including a feasible and well-defined business plan with explicit asset or tokenization support.
Entities must already have a defined asset base ready for tokenization, along with a sustainable fund management and transparency reporting mechanism.
Issuance Scale: Depending on the type of institution, fund issuance scales range from $100,000 to $15 million.
Fund Structure: The fund will establish its capital structure based on Real-World Assets (RWA) and integrate a combination of tokens and points to facilitate fund growth and liquidity.
Fund Share Generation: Shares are issued through SPV Pools (Special Purpose Vehicle Pools), Net Asset Value (NAV), and Proof of Reserves (POR), with tokenization as the issuance mechanism.
Fund Duration: The fund's minimum duration is one year, with a maximum of ten years. Typically, the standard duration is three years, but it can be adjusted according to specific needs.
