Own · Assets

A credit that cannot be counted twice.

The credit carries its monitoring data, every transfer and the moment it retires. Present it again and it is refused.

Documentation · Assets, rights, and ownership

Describe what you need to own

A buyer reads the whole history themselves, instead of a summary of it.

Assets · record

Digital asset

Infrastructure portfolio

Rule fromthe signed agreement

Transfer ruleVerified holders

DivisibleYes

Live dataConnected

Rules and rights travel with the asset.

Product passport

MaterialsRecorded at source

ProductionBatch verified

OwnershipTransferred twice

RepairOne service event

End of lifeAwaiting

Open a real-asset marketSell coffee, gold, buildings or shares in a projectTokenized assets Retire a carbon creditFollow a credit from issue to retirementToken state machines Give a product a passportCarry its materials, repairs and ownersToken events Automate the agreementApply rules for transfers, access, reporting or paymentSmart contracts

More than a line in a database.

A claim of ownership is only as good as the spreadsheet it sits in, and a spreadsheet cannot prove a credit was not sold twice. Here who issued it, who holds it, its rules and its status are one record.

A grain harvest, a fleet of vans, a stake in a substation — all on one marketplace, because each carries its own owner, agreement and history.

Where it came from, who owns it and where it stands today live in one record. A share transfers, a regulator reads the history, a retired credit is refused.

Documentation · What a record can represent Documentation · How the stage rules work

What it covers

Anything you can identify and whose rights are settled: physical, financial or environmental.

Rules

Each asset is bound to a signed agreement setting out transfer rules, rights and obligations.

Data

Live feeds from devices, from other systems, or typed in by hand keep the record current.

Compliance

What has to be reported is written into the agreement, so it is not a quarterly exercise somebody runs by hand.

Trading

Sell it in pieces and resell it, where the asset and the law allow.

History

Where it came from, and everything since, checkable by anyone entitled to look.

The owner is checked before the money moves.

The entrepreneur, the company and the investor are each checked before anything settles. Prove the parties, then move the money.

Documentation · Assets in the full platform flow

Identity The issuer, owner or signer behind the asset, proved before they act. Identity checks anyone who touches it. Explore Payments The money moves when the asset's own rules allow it. Explore

The history stays attached.

Define

A harvest, a substation stake, a licence, a product line — with its legal and verification requirements.

Attach the contract

Who may hold it, what must be reported, when it may pay out or be retired.

Put it on the record

An investor’s stake, a product’s passport, a credit. Each one carries its own agreement and history.

Use it through its life

A stake transfers, a service is logged, a credit retires for good.

One credit, its whole life

DefinedBiomass project

Contract boundTransfer rules set

Issued and transferred2 holders

Presented for sale againRefused — retired

Selling it twice is refused on the spot, not caught at the audit.

0 of 4 events recorded

Retirement recorded

History is part of the asset.

OriginEvidence is attached at source
ChangeEvery owner and event is recorded
End stateRetirement cannot be reversed into resale

The record had to carry its own rules and history.

Two deployments of that kind. Where a register holds it today, this is the alternative.

CreturnerSweden

AssetsIdentity

A carbon credit became a record a buyer can follow: who has owned it, what changed, and every transfer.

InnovaBrazil

AssetsIdentity

Ten projects run live on one marketplace: coffee, gold, vehicles, mining, community funding. Checked identities, payments and each asset's history sit beneath all of them.

Most useful where there is no market yet.

Selling a share in a listed company takes seconds. Selling a tenth of a warehouse takes lawyers and months, and mostly does not happen.

Stocks and bonds already trade well, and we will not beat that. Neuro is for everything else: it makes being sure cheap enough to trade.

Tier 1 · Traditional

Stocks, bonds, funds, currencies

Shares and bonds, with mature regulation and a liquid market. If this is what you hold, keep what you use.

Documentation · Financial and asset-backed instruments

Tier 2 · Alternative

Real estate, commodities, private equity, infrastructure Primary focus

A real project or commodity checked investors can own a piece of, when they could not get near it before.

Documentation · Project and physical-asset ownership

Tier 3 · Frontier

Carbon credits, data-linked assets, access rights, IP

Where it came from, what it may be used for, when it expires and when it was retired. If those events are the value, this is the tier.

Documentation · Token states and events

Three things assets make possible.

A stake sold in pieces, a claim a buyer can check, a history that travels with the thing.

Turn an asset into an instrument

A warehouse or a substation stake becomes something checked holders can buy a piece of.

Prove a claim is real

A credit is followed from issue to retirement, and a retired one cannot come back.

Read more Govern issue, transfer, and retirement

Track an asset's whole life

Scan a pump and read its materials, its services and its owner.

Read more Read token attributes and events

The parts of the asset layer.

Explore the modules

Agreements

A works order that is signed and then acts.

Contracts and transfer rules

Live readings

What a turbine earns, emits and how it is running, right now.

Monitoring and current state

Carbon credits

One credit from issue to retirement, and a retired one cannot return.

Token event history

Product histories

Scan a pump and read its materials, its services and its owner.

Feature and event history

Trading between holders

Your holders trade among themselves; who may trade was settled when they arrived.

Turning a thing into a record

A warehouse you can only sell whole becomes a stake you can sell a tenth of.

Ownership and rights records

What should this asset be able to do?