Structured access to institutional-grade real-world asset (RWA) tokenization frameworks
DeFinityX facilitates structured access to institutional-grade real-world asset (RWA) tokenization frameworks through selected, licensed and regulated tokenization, securitization and administration counterparties.
The framework enables eligible asset owners to participate in a regulated securitization structure while retaining full legal ownership, operational control and economic rights over their underlying assets. Tokenization is used as a structuring and access mechanism, not as a transfer of ownership, sale, or financing instrument.
Tokenization engagements coordinated by DeFinityX are not loans, equity offerings, or asset disposals. DeFinityX does not issue tokens, provide financing, or act as a regulated financial institution. Our role is to support origination, onboarding coordination and execution readiness, while all regulated structuring, issuance, custody, administration and compliance activities are carried out exclusively by licensed and regulated entities.
Where applicable, real-world assets are structured within a Luxembourg securitization framework, established pursuant to the Luxembourg Securitization Law of 22 March 2004.
These structures are administered by regulated fund managers, trustees and service providers responsible for:
This framework is widely recognised by institutional investors for its legal certainty, investor protection mechanisms and flexibility across asset classes.
Within the RWA tokenization process, DeFinityX acts strictly as an independent advisory, distribution and onboarding coordination partner. Our involvement is limited to pre-issuance and engagement coordination activities and does not extend into regulated execution or asset control.
Specifically, DeFinityX supports clients by:
At no point does DeFinityX act as an issuer, fund manager, arranger, custodian, broker, or regulated financial institution, nor does it hold or control client assets.
All regulated activities including securitization, token issuance, custody, administration and compliance, remain the sole responsibility of the relevant licensed and regulated counterparties. DeFinityX's role is designed to support clarity, governance and execution discipline, ensuring that tokenization engagements are structured, compliant and institution-ready from inception through completion.
Asset owners retain 100% legal ownership, usage rights and economic benefits associated with the underlying asset throughout the life of the structure. Title to the asset remains entirely with the owner at all times and is not transferred, sold, or diluted as part of the tokenization process.
Where applicable, the structure may provide access to contractually defined, periodic income distributions, typically structured as fixed monthly coupon payments. Indicative return ranges are determined by the underlying structure, asset profile and institutional counterparties involved and are governed by binding contractual arrangements rather than speculative performance assumptions.
Assets are pledged into a Luxembourg securitization compartment benefiting from statutory ring-fencing and bankruptcy remoteness under Luxembourg law. The asset is not refinanced, transferred, or encumbered beyond the defined securitization framework. Capital flows, liquidity management and settlement processes are conducted exclusively through regulated financial institutions meeting institutional credit, compliance and governance standards. Client assets and cash flows remain segregated and administered within regulated infrastructure, with clear legal enforceability supported by contractual documentation and independent trustee oversight.
The structure does not involve refinancing, equity dilution, or any change in ownership. The asset remains fully under the control of the owner and is pledged solely for the purpose of participation in a regulated securitization and token distribution framework.
The structure operates pursuant to the Luxembourg Securitization Law of 22 March 2004 and is implemented within a framework aligned with applicable EU securities and regulatory standards, including oversight principles associated with the CSSF regime. This provides a robust legal foundation, transparency and investor protection, consistent with institutional expectations for structured finance and asset-backed arrangements.
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The investment structure diagram illustrates the relationship between asset owners, the Luxembourg securitization vehicle and the various regulated counterparties involved in the tokenization process.
Indicative Timeline: 6-12 Weeks from Initial Engagement to Completion. The following timeline may vary depending on asset class, jurisdiction, documentation readiness and regulatory complexity.
Prospective participants complete initial onboarding and compliance documentation to establish eligibility and readiness for participation in the securitization structure. This phase includes execution of confidentiality and non-circumvention documentation, submission of corporate and ownership information and provision of supporting asset information. Where available, existing valuation reports are submitted alongside indicative current valuations prepared or underwritten by the relevant asset manager.
Key Documentation: NCNDA | Non-Solicitation Letter | Client Information Profile (CIP) | Shareholder / Management Questionnaires | Asset Valuation Materials
Outcome: Onboarding readiness confirmed and file prepared for preliminary review
Submitted documentation is reviewed by Luxembourg legal counsel together with the appointed audit and structuring advisers to confirm structural feasibility and alignment with securitization requirements. Subject to this preliminary assessment, the asset manager may issue a non-binding Heads of Terms, outlining indicative structural parameters, subject to full legal, technical and compliance due diligence.
Key Documentation: Preliminary Heads of Terms (Non-Binding)
Outcome: Indicative structural alignment confirmed, subject to full due diligence
A comprehensive due-diligence process is conducted, including legal ownership and asset traceability verification, KYC / AML and counterparty assessments, review and validation of valuation methodologies and confirmation of compliance with Luxembourg securitization requirements. A dedicated Luxembourg securitization compartment is established under the relevant securitization vehicle pursuant to the Luxembourg Securitization Law of 22 March 2004. The compartment is legally ring-fenced, bankruptcy-remote and segregated from all other compartments and issuances within the securitization structure.
Key Documentation: Compartment Establishment / Incorporation Agreement | Due Diligence Reports
Outcome: Structure approved and ready for formal constitution
Security is established through direct notarial pledge and usufruct arrangements over the shares of the entity holding the underlying asset. These notarial deeds secure the compartment's rights while preserving the asset owner's legal ownership, usage rights and economic interest, subject to the terms of the securitization documentation. A limited Power of Attorney may be granted to enable the appointed asset manager or administrator to complete procedural steps before the notary.
Key Documentation: Notarial Deed of Pledge and Usufruct Over Shares | Limited Power of Attorney Agreement
Outcome: Legal security perfected and structure formally constituted
Asset-backed security tokens are issued by the licensed issuer on the Polymesh blockchain, a permissioned, institutionally governed network designed for compliant real-world asset tokenization. Polymesh's governance model, identity framework and resistance to protocol-level disruptions support legal continuity and enforceability of issued securities. Tokens are held within regulated institutional custody arrangements operated by the appointed custodian in accordance with the applicable Token Issuance and Custody Agreements.
Key Documentation: Token Issuance and Custody Agreements | Custodial Confirmations
Outcome: Structure activated and operational
Liquidity access, where applicable, is coordinated through the relevant licensed counterparties acting within their authorised regulatory perimeter. Neither DeFinityX nor the securitization vehicle provides banking, lending, or discretionary investment services. All assets remain fully ring-fenced within the securitization compartment and all activity is subject to ongoing reporting and compliance oversight. Where structured, periodic coupon distributions are made in accordance with contractual terms and securitization documentation.
Key Documentation: Distribution Agreements | Administration Confirmations
Outcome: Fully operational securitization with ongoing governance
Final documentation, formats and notarial instruments are issued on a transaction-specific basis and may vary depending on jurisdiction, asset class and applicable regulatory requirements.
Eligibility is assessed on a case-by-case basis and is subject to legal, valuation, compliance and jurisdictional review. Assets must be capable of being structured within a regulated securitization framework and meet institutional standards of ownership, valuation and enforceability.
| Asset Type | Eligibility | Institutional Considerations |
|---|---|---|
| Real Estate | Yes | Residential, commercial, or land assets with clear legal title. Asset owners retain usage rights, rental income and capital appreciation, subject to securitisation documentation. |
| Luxury Vehicles | Yes | Supercars, collector cars and classic vehicles with verifiable market value, clean title and appropriate storage, insurance and provenance documentation. |
| Commodities | Yes | Physical commodities (e.g. gold, silver, oil) subject to verifiable ownership, recognised custody arrangements and benchmark pricing references. |
| Fine Art & Collectibles | Yes | Assets must have certified provenance and institutional-grade valuation from recognised specialists or auction houses. |
| Legal Copyrights (Music & IP) | Yes | Copyrights and intellectual property with verifiable ownership, contractual revenue history and independent professional valuation. |
| Equity in Privately Owned Companies | Yes | Shares in private companies with verifiable ownership, corporate documentation and independent valuation. Subject to governance, transferability and enforcement considerations. |
| Other / Bespoke Assets | Case-by-case | Assets assessed individually based on market comparables, legal enforceability, valuation methodology and suitability for structured securitisation. Custom structuring may be required. |
The securitization framework facilitated through DeFinityX is designed to incorporate multiple, layered risk-mitigation mechanisms aligned with institutional standards, legal certainty and regulatory best practice. These mechanisms operate collectively to support asset protection, enforceability, transparency and disciplined governance throughout the lifecycle of each structure.
Each asset or project is allocated to a dedicated securitization compartment established pursuant to the Luxembourg Securitization Law of 22 March 2004 (as amended). Compartments benefit from statutory ring-fencing and bankruptcy remoteness, ensuring that assets, liabilities and cash flows are legally segregated from other compartments and from the wider securitization vehicle.
The securitization structure operates in accordance with the Luxembourg Securitization Law of 22 March 2004 and applicable EU legal and regulatory frameworks. Where relevant, regulatory alignment is supported by professional advisers operating within the scope of Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF) guidance.
Tokenized securities and related assets are held under enforceable custodial arrangements with regulated financial institutions. Custody structures provide segregation, safekeeping and enforceability of rights in accordance with Luxembourg law and applicable custodial standards.
Distributed ledger technology is used to support controlled record-keeping, auditable settlement processes and transparent asset representation within the securitization framework. This operates alongside traditional legal and custodial controls and does not replace contractual or regulatory safeguards.
Smart contracts may be deployed to automate predefined operational functions, such as coupon calculation, distribution scheduling and restriction enforcement, strictly in accordance with approved legal documentation. These controls support consistency of execution and reduce operational risk.
Token issuance, transfers, compartment allocations and beneficial ownership records are captured within tamper-resistant systems, creating verifiable audit trails accessible to authorised parties. This supports transparency, traceability and regulatory review throughout the lifecycle of the structure.
Distribution mechanisms, where applicable, are governed by binding contractual arrangements documented within the securitization structure. All distributions are subject to the terms, conditions and risk factors set out in the definitive legal documentation and are not guaranteed.
Liquidity coordination, where applicable, is supported through institutional counterparties operating from the United States. These counterparties may provide liquidity coordination, risk management input and structuring support within their authorised scope.
Digital asset-related securities are safeguarded through regulated institutional custodians, ensuring secure storage, segregation and operational controls aligned with industry best practice. Custodial arrangements are structured to support institutional security, auditability and regulatory compliance.
Provides securitization structuring analysis, regulatory guidance and jurisdiction-specific execution requirements.
Manages compartment operations, compliance oversight, liquidity coordination and governance.
Holds digital asset securities in fully segregated, ring-fenced custody with institutional security controls.
Issues asset-backed security tokens on regulated blockchain infrastructure (Polymesh).
Provides independent asset valuations supporting structuring and governance requirements.
Supports KYC/AML verification, counterparty assessment and ongoing monitoring.
The tokenization structure facilitated through DeFinityX provides asset owners with access to a regulated, institutional-grade framework designed to support the structuring and representation of eligible real-world assets without requiring a sale, refinancing, or dilution of ownership.
Through this framework, eligible assets may be structured within a Luxembourg securitization arrangement established pursuant to the Luxembourg Securitization Law of 22 March 2004. Asset owners retain legal ownership, usage rights and economic interests in their underlying assets, subject to the terms of the applicable securitization and contractual documentation.
The structure combines legally enforceable securitization mechanics with distributed-ledger-enabled record-keeping, supporting transparency, operational discipline and auditable lifecycle management, while operating alongside institutional custody and governance standards implemented by licensed and regulated counterparties.
Where applicable and subject to client instruction, access to liquidity may be coordinated through relevant affiliated or third-party regulated entities operating within their authorised regulatory scope. Such activity is conducted independently from the securitization vehicle, preserving strict separation between asset structuring, custody and liquidity-related functions.
This framework is designed to support asset owners seeking structured capital efficiency, improved cash-flow planning and participation in institutional financial arrangements, within a secure, regulated and governance-led environment.
Positioning Line: DeFinityX facilitates access to institutional structuring frameworks through disciplined coordination, regulatory alignment and execution oversight without assuming custody, issuance, or regulated financial activity.
If you wish to explore whether asset tokenisation may be appropriate for your circumstances, the first step is to initiate DeFinityX's formal enquiry and assessment process.
Prospective clients are invited to complete the initial enquiry and application forms below. Submission of these forms does not constitute acceptance or commitment but enables a preliminary review of suitability and eligibility.
Upon submission, you will receive an automated email outlining the next steps, including execution of a Non-Disclosure, Non-Circumvention and Non-Solicitation Agreement (NCNDA).
Following execution of the NCNDA:
If you would prefer an initial discussion before commencing the formal assessment process, you may submit an enquiry to speak with a member of the DeFinityX team.
This option is suitable for asset owners, professional advisers and stakeholders seeking a high-level overview of the tokenisation framework, indicative eligibility considerations and the overall process prior to initiating formal onboarding.
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