Securities
Accredited Investor
An accredited investor meets SEC wealth or income thresholds permitting participation in unregistered security token offerings under Regulation D Rule 506.
Art and Collectibles Tokenization: Regulatory Status and Compliance
Regulatory analysis of art and collectibles tokenization—covering security vs utility classification, anti-money laundering obligations, NFT distinction, and EU AML Directive application.
Fractional Ownership (Tokenization)
Tokenization enables fractional ownership of traditionally illiquid assets, dividing ownership into transferable tokens and lowering investment minimums from millions to hundreds of dollars.
Regulation A+ (Mini-IPO)
Regulation A+ enables public token offerings to non-accredited investors up to $75M (Tier 2), offering a middle path between Reg D private placements and full SEC registration.
Regulation S
Regulation S provides a safe harbour from US Securities Act registration for securities offerings made outside the United States to non-US persons.
Security Token Offering (STO)
A security token offering (STO) is a regulated fundraise issuing blockchain-based security tokens, distinct from ICOs by full securities law compliance and investor due diligence requirements.
Tokenization Sectors: Compliance Across Asset Classes
Sector-by-sector compliance guides for real estate, securities, stablecoins, DeFi, carbon credits, art, and commodities tokenization.
US Real Estate Tokenization: SEC Compliance and Reg D Structures
Practical compliance guide for US real estate tokenization under SEC Reg D, Reg A+, ATS requirements, and SPV structures using Delaware LLCs.