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Issuer permissions
Distinct roles for issuer, administrator and transfer agent, each with explicit rights over supply, transfers and documents.
Tokenization
Real-world assets, issued with their rules attached.
Asset Studio brings funds, credit, property, invoices and commodity inventory onto ORBITRA ONE™ as programmable assets. Issuer permissions, lifecycle events and eligibility are enforced by the network, and the assets trade and settle on the same infrastructure as every other market.
- Asset Studio
- VaultID eligibility
- Prism valuations
- ApexMatch settlement
Asset families
Five asset families. One issuance framework.
Each family has its own lifecycle, and Asset Studio models it explicitly rather than approximating it with a generic token.
- 01Funds
- Fund units with subscription and redemption windows, net asset value updates and distributions administered as recorded events.
- 02Credit
- Loans, notes and private credit with coupon schedules, maturities and repayments encoded in the asset’s terms.
- 03Property
- Fractional interests in real estate, with the ownership structure documented, income distributed and transfers governed by rule.
- 04Invoices
- Receivables that can be financed and settled, with payment status and maturity tracked through lifecycle events.
- 05Commodities inventory
- Inventory-linked tokens for metals, energy and agricultural goods, with delivery controls governing redemption.
Asset Studio
The issuer stays in control.
Asset Studio is the issuance and administration tooling of NexusSDK. Every issuer action is a permissioned, recorded event.
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Transfer rules
Holding limits, lock-ups and transfer restrictions checked on every transfer, not reconciled afterwards.
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Lifecycle events
Distributions, coupons, valuations, redemptions and corporate actions executed as recorded events.
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Supply controls
Issuance and redemption under approval rules, with four-eyes approval available for any change in supply.
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Document registry
Offering documents and notices linked to the asset by hash, so holders see the version that applies.
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Holder reporting
Registers, event histories and reconciliation exports for administrators and auditors.
Issuance lifecycle
From structure to secondary market.
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Structure
Define the asset, its terms, its issuer roles and the jurisdictions where it may be offered.
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Configure
Set eligibility criteria, transfer rules, valuation sources and lifecycle events in Asset Studio.
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Verify
Prospective holders prove eligibility with VaultID credentials before they can subscribe.
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Issue
Units are delivered to eligible holders against settled payment, in one transition.
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Administer
Distributions, valuations, notices and redemptions run as recorded lifecycle events.
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Trade
Eligible holders trade on ApexMatch order books or by RFQ, with delivery-versus-payment settlement.
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Retire
At maturity or redemption, units are retired and final payments settle on the network.
Eligibility enforcement
Eligibility is enforced, not assumed.
Each transfer of a permissioned asset checks the receiving holder’s VaultID credentials against the asset’s rules — investor type, jurisdiction and holding limits. A transfer that fails the rules does not happen.
Credentials are privacy-aware: a holder proves that a criterion is met without exposing the underlying documents to the issuer’s counterparties or to the market.
- Investor-type and jurisdiction checks on every transfer
- Credentials reusable across issuers
- Revocations that apply to every later transfer
VaultIDIndividualInstitutionApplicationAI agent
- Eligibility
- Role
- Permission
- Jurisdiction
Prism valuations
Valuations that show their confidence.
Real-world assets do not trade every second, so their reference values need care. Prism collects administrator valuations, appraisals and market references, normalizes them for time and units, aggregates them with robust weighting and publishes each value with a confidence score that reflects how fresh and how dispersed its inputs are.
When a tokenized asset serves as collateral, Aegis takes that confidence into account, so a stale valuation counts for less.
- 01SourcesExchanges, dealers, benchmarks
- 02NormalizeTime, units, quality
- 03AggregateRobust median + weighting
- 04ConfidenceFreshness and dispersion
- 05PublishSigned market state
Settlement and secondary trading
Secondary markets on the native engine.
- Venue
- ApexMatch order books and RFQ, open only to eligible holders
- Settlement
- Delivery-versus-payment in one atomic transition, final under QSE
- Participation
- VaultID credential checks on every order and transfer
- Reference data
- Prism valuations with confidence scores, feeding price bands and trading pauses
- Lifecycle continuity
- Distributions and corporate actions follow the holder of record at each event
- Evidence
- Signed execution and settlement records for issuers, administrators and holders
Access to tokenized assets depends on each asset’s terms, your jurisdiction and your eligibility. See jurisdictions and restricted persons.
Issuer inquiry
Bring an asset to Orbitra.
Tell us about the asset, its structure and where you intend to offer it. Please do not include confidential documents or investor data.
- 01We review the asset type, structure and target jurisdictions you describe.
- 02Where there is a fit, we arrange a scoping session with our tokenization team.
- 03Scoping covers issuer roles, lifecycle events, valuation sources and secondary-market options.
- 04Any issuance remains subject to legal review in each jurisdiction involved.