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ERC-3643 · MiCA · GDPR · AML/KYC

Compliance infrastructure
for tokenized real-world assets

Permissioned real-world asset tokenization with off-chain KYC/AML and on-chain transfer rules — production-grade compliance infrastructure.

Designed for EU and international issuers: explicit compliance states, data minimization, and no raw PII on-chain — only hashes and registry proofs.

MiCAEU alignment
ERC-3643security token
0PII on-chain
Compliance flow
1
Authenticate & bind wallet

Secure session, MFA, and wallet-bound KYC integrity via BFF headers.

2
Submit & track KYC

Reference-only onboarding with live AML status until approve or reject.

3
Operate with guardrails

Subscribe, redeem, and transfer only when compliance rules and registry state allow.

See how it works

Aligned with EU and international security-token regulation

MiCA-orientedGDPR data minimizationERC-3643 / T-REXAudit trailWallet binding
Use cases

Who it is for

Three primary actors — each with a clear outcome in the same compliance graph.

Issuers & admins

Approve KYC, configure asset rules, pause transfers, and monitor on-chain receipts from one control room.

Investors

Register, bind a wallet, track AML status, and operate subscriptions or redemptions when verified.

Compliance & ops

Audit document hashes, eligibility states, blockchain transactions, and lifecycle events without raw PII on-chain.

Capabilities

Built for regulated asset issuance

Operational tooling for permissioned RWA programs — from regulated onboarding to on-chain transfer guardrails.

Identity & access

MFA-protected sessions, optional wallet binding, and role-aware routing — investor and issuer surfaces remain segregated.

KYC & eligibility

AML-aligned document references hashed off-chain; live status, reject reasons, and explorer links when approved on-chain.

Lifecycle operations

Subscriptions, redemptions, fee quotes, and portfolio context in one workspace — gated until identity is verified.

Compliance controls

Per-asset rules, audit events, pause/unpause, and blockchain transaction monitoring for issuer operations.

Quick start

How it works

A standard operational path from sign-up to on-chain eligibility.

  1. 1

    Sign up or sign in

    Sign in with email and password to enter the secured workspace.

  2. 2

    Bind wallet & submit KYC

    Investors attach a wallet and submit a document reference; status updates until terminal.

  3. 3

    Approve in issuer console

    Compliance team reviews the queue, approves identity, and confirms registry on-chain.

  4. 4

    Operate lifecycle

    Subscribe, redeem, or pause — gated by the same eligibility enforced by the security token.

Scope

Compliance scope

Transparent scope — platform strengths and deployment considerations.

Strengths

  • End-to-end traceability from KYC hash to registry proof
  • Dual blockchain gateways (legacy registry + ERC-3643 / T-REX)
  • Clear UX for pending, approved, rejected, and chain errors
  • BFF session integrity with wallet-bound KYC header

Limits

  • Jurisdiction-specific legal review remains mandatory
  • External KYC/AML and oracle providers configured per deployment
  • Chain network and custody model chosen by the issuer
  • Regulatory authorization is the issuer's responsibility
Extended

Platform capabilities

Extended capabilities in the integrated compliance stack.

Portfolio chart

Performance view for verified investors.

Fee quotes

Subscription and redemption fees surfaced before submission.

Pause / unpause

Issuer circuit-breaker mirrored on-chain.

Audit feed

Operational events with consistent compliance status language.

API resilience

BFF retry when the compliance API is temporarily unavailable.

Explorer links

On-chain receipt verification after registry approval.

Security & UX

Trust by design

Security and UX patterns aligned with regulated tokenization platforms — clarity first, enforcement on-chain.

Off-chain PII, on-chain proofs

Document hashing keeps sensitive data off the ledger; only hashes and registry eligibility sync on-chain.

Predictable compliance states

Pending, approved, rejected, and chain-failure states use consistent operational language.

Operational resilience

BFF retry on API outages, rate limits, and issuer authorization patterns for production uptime.

Ready to operate a compliant tokenization program?

Walk the investor path, approve KYC in the issuer console, and trace eligibility from document hash to on-chain registry — in one regulated interface.