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Tokenization Guide

 
How are security tokens actually created, distributed, and managed? This guide covers the steps involved in tokenizing an asset on the blockchain using Polymath’s technology, according to the level of customization you and your clients need.
Tokenization Guide

Learn the steps involved in tokenizing assets on the blockchain using Polymath’s technology

Assembling the ecosystem

Issuers need to consider the full digital asset lifecycle, which involves a network of custody agents, broker-dealers, legal firms, cap table management providers, KYC/AML providers, and others.

Configuring a security token

Once the raise is structured and the ecosystem is mapped out, issuers (or their agents) can configure their token in a few simple clicks.

Setting compliance rules

After token configuration comes compliance automation, one of the main benefits to blockchain– some studies indicate that blockchain technology could cut compliance costs by up to 50%.

Distributing the security token

Following token creation is asset distribution, the process of transferring tokens or funds to their intended recipients.

Executing corporate actions

Corporate actions managed through legacy processes are complex, labor-intensive, and costly, but can be significantly improved with blockchain technology.

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There is more than one way to create a security token, but no matter what it should be simple, intuitive, and transparent. This guide easily explains the steps involved in tokenizing an asset on the blockchain using Polymath’s technology.
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“Tokenization of securities is the future of capital markets but enterprise adoption hinges on reducing complexity using technology. Polymath’s technology goes a long way to streamlining the token creation and issuance process.”

Geeth Jayaweera
Co-founder and CEO
Cryptoworth

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