Tokenization for real-world assets
Tokenize real assets. Keep value moving.
We're building tokenization for issuance, ownership and payout workflows, from asset terms and holder records to distributions.
Follow the asset lifecycleFrom asset records to investor payoutsEach sheet turns teal as it passes the reading gate. A sheet that fails a check gets a red mark and goes to review.
Built for the careful work of tokenization
- Asset files
- Offering terms
- Rent rolls
- Holders
- Rights checks
- Payouts
- Transfers
- Redemptions
01 / Platform
Connect every asset, right and record.
Connect asset documents, ownership rules and payouts through a clear lifecycle.
Define the rights, eligible holders and rules for your asset
Connect terms, holders and payouts through one lifecycle
Asset records and payment rails, connected
Connect issuer records, holder rules and payment instructions. Integrations depend on each asset and its providers.
Payment design02 / Assets
Pick an asset. Explore its lifecycle.
Asset 1 of 3
Private Credit
Connect loan terms, eligible holders and scheduled income distributions.
Workflows
- Asset files
- Rights checks
- Interest
- Repayments
Define credit rights, servicing duties and who receives each payment.
Asset 2 of 3
Funds
Link fund terms and holders to subscriptions and payouts.
Workflows
- Subscriptions
- Eligibility
- Transfers
- Redemptions
A fund token reflects documented rights, eligibility rules and transfer conditions.
Asset 3 of 3
Real Estate
Link property documents, structures and income.
Workflows
- Ownership
- Income
- Expenses
- Reports
A token needs a legal structure. It cannot alone transfer land title or create a buyer.
03 / Security
Controls by design.
Asset rights, access policies and review duties guide the platform we are building.
- Defined asset rights
- Data handling policies
- Security review process
- Role-based permissions
- Clear review duties
- Lifecycle event records
04 / Lifecycle
What connects an asset to its next step.
From initial documents to the next asset event.
| Task | Input | Workflow | Output |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asset onboarding | Per assetDocuments | Per assetReview | Asset record |
| Rights definition | Per issueDraft terms | Per issueApproval | Defined rights |
| Holder eligibility | Per holderEvidence | Per holderAssessment | Eligibility decision |
| Transfers | Per transferRequest | Per transferRule checks | Transfer record |
| Ownership | Per periodIncome data | Per periodAllocation | Payout instruction |
| Redemption review | Per requestNotice | Per requestReconciliation | Updated register |
Published engine benchmark across eight machines. This is not a measured Thruput application rate.
The benchmark measures execution and signature checks. It excludes consensus, mempool and client submission overhead.
05 / Questions
Before you begin.
Asset rights, lifecycle workflows and the engine benchmark.
What is Thruput building?
We are building a tokenization platform for asset issuance, holder permissions, transfers and distributions.
Does a token prove ownership of an asset?
Rights depend on the issuer, documents and asset structure. A token alone does not prove title, backing or redemption rights.
Does tokenization guarantee liquidity?
No. Eligibility, counterparties and asset terms affect liquidity. A token alone does not create a buyer.
Which assets are in scope?
Private credit, funds and real estate. Each needs its own rights, holder rules and payment terms.
What does 7.02 million mean?
7.02 million payments/sec is an execution-engine benchmark, not a measured Thruput platform rate.
Define rights. Keep assets moving.
Useful tokenization connects the initial asset record to the ownership and payment events that follow it.