For registered transfer agents
License the software and keep your registration. Take on tokenized issues on any supported chain without building blockchain infrastructure, under your own brand if you want.
Software you license, not a transfer agent you compete with
Keep your registration
You stay the registered transfer agent of record and keep your compliance obligations. We license software; we do not act as your transfer agent.
Take on tokenized issues on any supported chain
One holder record and one restriction engine across XRPL, Ethereum, Base, Solana, and Stellar, without building blockchain infrastructure yourself.
Your brand, your customers
A white-label option for the console and API, so issuers and holders see your name. Your tenant's data stays separate from every other customer's.
Examiner-ready records
Exports tied to an exact block height and hash, and an audit trail examiners can verify themselves. Read-only, time-limited examiner accounts are planned.
How a tokenized issue runs
Onboard the issue
Register each deployment by chain and token address, and the restrictions that apply to it.
Link holders
Holders prove they control their wallets by signing. Unlinked wallets stay visible as exceptions.
Process transfers
Check each transfer, handle legend removals with evidence, and sign the prepared chain transaction in your own custody.
Report and respond
Draft tokenized-issue reports and hand examiners the file at any height. You review, approve, and file.
Ready for the proposal, whichever way it lands
The SEC's transfer agent proposal (SEC, ) would let a blockchain serve as the master securityholder file and add new legend and compliance-program rules. It is proposed, not final. Report formats in Keystone Registry are configuration, so they can follow the final rule.
Talk to us about your next tokenized issue
We walk through testnet tokens end to end with synthetic data: a holder record, a blocked transfer, a prepared freeze, a reserve coverage check, and chain verification.