Tokenized securities

Your securities, onchain.

Tokenized equity, revenue notes and hybrid structures. The same legal rails you already use, with a settlement layer on top.

A founder at a standing desk in a loft office at dusk, reading a stapled document, the city at blue hour behind the glass.
Three instruments

Three instruments. One platform.

Every instrument runs on Reg D, Reg A+ or Reg S. No new legal territory. Your lawyer picks the instrument; we structure to it.

Tokenized equity

Digital shares. The contract enforces who can hold them, and the cap table updates as they move.

Revenue notes

Money without giving up ownership. Investors are paid a share of revenue, on the schedule the documents set, by the contract.

Liquidity and hybrid

Founder liquidity windows, follow-on raises, and ordinary equity paired with a tokenized instrument.

A layer, not a rebuild

A layer, not a rebuild.

Your offering structure stays the same. The settlement and compliance layer goes on top.

Structure

Reg D, Reg A+ or Reg S. Pick the rail.

Deploy

Transfer rules, compliance checks and payout rules, written into the contract and auditable.

Onboard

Verification at the issuer level, the subscription, the instrument delivered.

Before and after

What changes, and what does not.

Tokenization does not change what you are selling. A security is still a security. Transfer agents and custody partners are brought in as the offering requires.

TraditionalTokenized
SettlementDays to weeksSame day
ComplianceManual reviewIn the contract
Cap tableA spreadsheetUpdated as it happens
DistributionsWire transfersPaid by the contract
Secondary transfersWeeks of paperworkHours
OnboardingWet signaturesDigital
What you are sellingA securityA security
The portal

The same portal. The same terms on the ticker.

An ordinary Reg D 506(c) equity round, with its terms running under the company name. Nothing here claims a chain, because the legal structure does not move.

A live portal, and its terms on the ticker.

Founders who built their offering on it, in their words.

The close

Close your round. Not your email.

Deal Box is not a broker-dealer. We earn from issuers, never from investors.