The token is onlyas sound as thelink beneath it
- Risk class
- Tokenized Assets
- Focus
- RWA · Settlement · Registry
- Related products
- RWA-SURE · NOVA
- Operating model
- Verify → Monitor → Prevent → Recover → Insure
Why the traditional market struggles
Traditional cover addresses either the physical asset or the financial instrument. A tokenized asset is both, plus a third thing: a cryptographic representation whose validity depends on issuance controls, registry integrity and enforceable legal linkage. When the token and the underlying diverge, no conventional wording is written to answer the question of which one the policy follows.
What we structurearound.
Issuance and registry integrity
Unauthorised minting, register corruption and divergence between token supply and underlying holdings.
Custody of the underlying
Loss, damage or misappropriation of the real-world asset backing the token.
Legal linkage failure
Exposure where the enforceable claim to the asset does not survive transfer of the token.
Settlement and finality
Failed or contested settlement across chains, venues and delivery-versus-payment structures.
Valuation and oracle dependency
Mispricing, stale reference data and manipulation of the inputs that determine value.
Transfer agent and service provider
Errors, omissions and failures of the parties operating the tokenization stack.
The loop, appliedto this class.
- Verify
Independent review of issuance controls, registry design and the legal chain from token to asset.
- Monitor
Continuous reconciliation signals between on-chain supply and off-chain holdings.
- Prevent
Control requirements at the issuance boundary and at every point of supply change.
- Recover
Response covering register correction, legal enforcement and holder communication.
- Insure
Cover structured across the asset, the register and the parties operating between them.
What stays under observation once the risk is bound.
- On-chain / off-chain reconciliation
- Issuance control topology
- Underlying custody arrangement
- Oracle and pricing dependency
- Redemption and transfer mechanics
- Jurisdiction of the legal claim
- Tokenization platforms
- Issuers of tokenized instruments
- Fund administrators and transfer agents
- Banks and settlement infrastructure
- Family offices holding tokenized assets