VertAcc
Tokenization & DeFi

Real-world assets,
programmable.

Real estate. Debt. Equity. Treasuries. Trade finance. Royalties. We turn cash-flowing assets into compliant on-chain instruments — and build the payment rails that move them. For businesses, family offices, and the governments financing the next decade.

Fig. 02 — Asset → instrument
25 UNITSTHE ASSET

One income-producing asset, resolved into twenty-five transferable units. The same value, made divisible — every unit still traced to the ground it came from.

Why now

The institutional rails
are live.

Tokenized real-world assets have grown into the tens of billions — measured in multiples year-over-year, not single-digit percentages. The largest balance sheets in the world are already moving on-chain.

The regulatory groundwork has caught up — payment-stablecoin frameworks emerging in the US, MiCA live across Europe, OECD CARF moving toward enforcement on cross-border crypto reporting. The grey area is narrowing fast.

The window for the rest of the market — operating businesses, real estate sponsors, lenders, family offices, governments — isn’t five years out. It’s opening now. We build to the standard institutions hold themselves to.

What we tokenize

If it has cash flows,
it can be an instrument.

Pillar · 01

Real-world assets

Real estate. Infrastructure. Commodities. Tokenized commercial and residential real estate. Infrastructure and project-finance vehicles. Commodities portfolios. Carbon and environmental credits. We design the legal wrapper, set the token economics, and connect the instrument to a global investor base — fractional, transferable, and liquid in ways the underlying asset has never been.

  • Commercial, residential, and mixed-use real estate
  • Infrastructure + project-finance SPVs (energy, logistics, agriculture)
  • Commodities (precious metals, energy, agri)
  • Carbon credits, environmental assets, water rights
Pillar · 02

Financial instruments

Treasuries, bonds, money market funds, private credit. The fastest-growing tokenization category — and where institutional capital is actually flowing. Fixed-income and yield products structured for 24/7 settlement, programmable distribution, and global access. We handle the issuance architecture, the regulatory filings, and the operational layer that keeps interest, principal, and redemptions moving.

  • Sovereign and corporate bond issuance
  • Tokenized money market funds (TMMFs)
  • Private credit and direct-lending portfolios
  • Trade finance and invoice receivables
Pillar · 03

Equity & private markets

Cap tables. Fund LP interests. Secondaries. Liquidity, fractional ownership, and global investor access for markets that have always been illiquid by default — private equity, venture capital, hedge funds, and operating companies themselves. Tokenized share registries that settle in seconds and report in real time.

  • Tokenized cap tables and share registries
  • Private equity / VC / hedge-fund LP interests
  • Secondary-market liquidity for previously illiquid holdings
  • Employee equity (ESOP) and revenue-share programs
Pillar · 04

IP & revenue rights

Music. Patents. Royalties. Licensing. Future cash flows as tradable instruments — for creators, IP holders, sports franchises, brand licensors, and entertainment companies who want to monetize forward earnings without selling the underlying right.

  • Music catalogue royalties + recording rights
  • Patent, trademark, and licensing rights
  • Brand and franchise revenue streams
  • Sports media, image, and broadcasting rights
DeFi infrastructure

Settlement rails built for
institutional money and its rules.

Pillar · 01

Payment rails & settlement

Cross-border in seconds. Programmable, auditable, cheap. Custom payment infrastructure for businesses moving capital across borders, settling B2B at scale, or running high-volume disbursements. Stablecoin rails settle in seconds at a fraction of wire and FX costs. We design the architecture, integrate the on/off-ramps, and build the compliance and reporting layer around it.

  • Cross-border B2B payment networks
  • Real-time corporate treasury and cash management
  • Programmable escrow and conditional payments
  • 24/7 institutional settlement and reconciliation
Pillar · 02

Digital currency design

Stablecoins, settlement tokens, reserve architecture. For corporates, banks, and ecosystems that need their own dollar- or asset-backed payment instrument. We design the structure, build the reserve-management and reporting architecture, and navigate the regulatory path — wherever in the world the instrument lives. Stablecoins are no longer offshore experiments; they’re a regulated payment product.

  • Permitted payment stablecoin issuance
  • Reserve management and reporting built for third-party attestation
  • Tokenized deposit structures for banks and platforms
  • Industry, loyalty, and corporate settlement tokens
Pillar · 03

Government & sovereign infrastructure

Public-sector blockchain. Programmable. Auditable. We work with governments — including developing nations building the financial foundation for the next decade — on the design and operational architecture of digital settlement, programmable subsidies, public registries, and tax-and-remittance systems. Permissioned where it has to be. Transparent by default.

  • Digital settlement infrastructure (retail, wholesale, cross-border)
  • Programmable subsidies and grant distribution
  • Public registries (land titles, business registry, identity)
  • Tax remittance and procurement automation
Pillar · 04

Institutional DeFi & on-chain treasury

Yield, lending, settlement — at the institutional standard. We help corporate treasuries, family offices, and asset managers deploy capital into permissioned and curated decentralized venues — with the custody, compliance, and reporting infrastructure that makes it institutionally palatable. Returns where they’re real, controls where they matter.

  • On-chain treasury management strategy
  • Tokenized treasury and money-market fund deployment
  • Permissioned lending and liquidity provisioning
  • Custody, controls, and compliance for institutional DeFi
How we work

How an asset becomes
a tradable instrument.

Typical engagement runs 12–20 weeks depending on complexity, structure, and jurisdiction. We move fast where we can, slow where we have to, and never ship until the foundation is right.

01

Structuring

We map the asset, the jurisdictional constraints, the investor base, and the compliance posture. Output: a structuring memo with the legal wrapper, token economics, and regulatory path — agreed before any code or capital moves.

02

Legal & regulatory

We file with the relevant regulators alongside our specialist legal network. Canadian and international structures handled by experienced counsel. We don’t ship until the legal foundation holds.

03

Technical build

Smart-contract architecture, custody integration, KYC/AML on-chain, oracle feeds, and the investor-facing portal. Built on the chains and standards institutional capital is already using.

04

Launch & operations

Token issuance, primary distribution, secondary-market enablement, and the ongoing operations layer — investor reporting, distributions, and regulatory filings.

Who we serve

Asset owners, institutions, and governments —
on the same infrastructure.

Audience · 01

Asset owners

  • Real estate developers, REIT sponsors, and fund managers
  • Commodities producers and trading houses
  • Royalty holders, IP and brand operators
  • Operating companies bringing liquidity to existing cap tables
Audience · 02

Institutions and family offices

  • Family offices building tokenized portfolios
  • Asset managers launching tokenized products
  • Banks, credit unions, and lenders entering tokenized treasuries / RWA
  • Pension and sovereign wealth funds exploring on-chain allocation
Audience · 03

Governments and the public sector

  • National and central authorities exploring digital settlement
  • Provincial and municipal governments digitizing tax, registries, subsidies
  • Developing nations building the financial infrastructure for the next decade
  • Trade and customs agencies modernizing cross-border systems
Compliance posture

Structured to survive
a regulatory examination.

Every structure we build is designed to satisfy the regulators in every jurisdiction it touches. Our posture: ship nothing that can’t survive a regulatory examination.

Jurisdiction

Canada

Our home jurisdiction. Securities frameworks, federal and provincial. Trust accounting, AML/CFT, CRA reporting — handled directly. Our team has spent decades inside Canadian regulated finance.

Jurisdiction

International

We structure across the United States, the European Union, the United Kingdom, and offshore jurisdictions where institutional capital lives. Local counsel where required. International tax-reporting frameworks built into every structure.

Before any code is written

The questions that decide whether this is worth doing.

Where does an engagement actually start?

With a structuring memo, not a smart contract. We map the asset, the jurisdictional constraints, the investor base and the compliance posture, and the output is a document naming the legal wrapper, the token economics and the regulatory path — agreed before any code or capital moves.

Who handles the legal and regulatory side?

Experienced counsel, alongside our specialist legal network, and filings go in with them rather than around them. The standing rule is that we do not ship until the legal foundation holds — a structure that cannot survive a regulatory examination is not one we will build.

Which jurisdictions can you structure in?

Canada is home ground: securities frameworks federal and provincial, trust accounting, AML and CFT, CRA reporting. Beyond it we structure across the United States, the European Union, the United Kingdom and the offshore jurisdictions where institutional capital lives, with local counsel where a jurisdiction requires it.

What kinds of assets are worth tokenizing?

Ones with cash flows behind them — commercial and residential real estate, private credit, equity, treasuries, trade finance, royalties and intellectual property, commodities portfolios, and carbon and environmental credits. If the underlying does not produce anything, tokenizing it mostly moves the problem onto a different rail.

Is any of this aimed at retail investors?

No. The work is for asset owners, institutions and family offices, and for governments building settlement infrastructure. Holders are verified and on an allow-list; a transfer to anyone outside it does not settle.

What if the answer is that we should not tokenize it?

You will hear that in the first conversation. Tell us the asset, the jurisdiction and the investor base, and we will tell you honestly whether an on-chain instrument is the right shape for it — that call is free and it is not a sales call.

Bring the asset.
We’ll build the instrument.

A conversation with the people who’d actually structure it — not a sales call. Tell us the asset, the jurisdiction, and the investor base, and we’ll tell you honestly whether tokenizing it makes sense.