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Libertum’s solution stack is built around four integrated pillars: T-Suite, S-Suite, B-DEX, and T-Pay. Each is engineered for security, regulatory compliance and efficiency, and each works standalone or as part of the wider platform.

T-Suite — the Tokenization Engine

What is T-Suite?

T-Suite is Libertum’s flagship tokenization engine. It turns real-world assets into compliant on-chain tokens through a multi-step Tokenization Wizard, and powers the Investor, Issuer and Asset Management surfaces of the platform.

What can T-Suite issue?

On EVM (Base Mainnet): ERC-3643 (T-REX) security tokens, ERC-20 utility / governance tokens, ERC-721 unique-asset NFTs.

On Cardano: CIP-20 native tokens (Mainnet, live), CIP-113 programmable security tokens (Preview testnet, pending audit).

Do I need to know Solidity to use T-Suite?

No. T-Suite handles deployment automatically through the wizard. The TREXFactory deploys the full ERC-3643 contract suite (Token, Identity Registry, IRS, TIR, CTR, Modular Compliance) plus selected compliance modules in a single transaction with deterministic addresses.

How long does it take to launch an offering?

A clean offering typically goes from “wizard started” to “live on chain” in 2–5 business days, gated by:

  • KYB clearance for first-time issuers (1–3 business days)
  • Admin approval after wizard submission (target SLA: 2 business days)
  • Contract deployment (minutes once approved)

See the T-Suite page for the full feature breakdown.

S-Suite — the Stablecoin Suite

What is S-Suite?

S-Suite is Libertum’s stablecoin layer. It powers settlement across primary subscriptions, secondary trades, and dividend distributions, and lets ecosystem partners issue tenant-branded stablecoins under Libertum’s regulated infrastructure.

Which stablecoins does Libertum settle in?

  • USDC (Circle native) on Base Mainnet — 0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913, 6 decimals
  • USDT (bridged Tether) on Base Mainnet — 0xfde4C96c8593536E31F229EA8f37b2ADa2699bb2, 6 decimals
  • Cardano stablecoins for Cardano-side flows

Can I issue my own branded stablecoin?

Yes — for ecosystem partners running a whitelabel marketplace, S-Suite supports tenant-branded stablecoin issuance against compliant reserves. Use cases include branded ecosystem currencies, jurisdiction-specific stablecoins, and compliance-scoped stablecoins. This is an Enterprise-tier feature; contact sales.

Where is the stablecoin product?

Live at stablecoin.libertum.io.

See the S-Suite page for the full feature breakdown.

B-DEX — the Bonding-Curve DEX

What is B-DEX?

B-DEX is Libertum’s decentralized exchange built on bonding curves. It gives offerings continuous on-chain liquidity from the moment they deploy — no order book, no market makers, with deterministic price discovery between an initial market cap and a target market cap.

How does the bonding curve work?

Pricing is derived from a few configurable parameters:

  • Initial market cap — starting valuation (e.g. $100,000)
  • LBM percentage — premium target above initial market cap (e.g. 20%)
  • Target market cap — initialMarketCap × (1 + LBM%) (e.g. $120,000)
  • Token price — targetMarketCap ÷ totalTokenSupply
  • Cost to buy X tokens — X × tokenPrice
  • Fee — cost × feePercentage / 10,000 (typically 2–5%)

Buys mint tokens; sells burn tokens and return stablecoin (less fee). Continuous liquidity until target market cap.

Is B-DEX live in production today?

The core B-DEX contracts are deployed on Base Mainnet (Bonding Factory Proxy: 0x7EF73E4E6e2Bcb4bF38CFE5d14A50441F63809b9). The investor-facing /bonding-market route is currently disabled in production while we complete a secondary-market policy review. B-DEX is available for issuer-side fundraises and via direct contract integration. See the Roadmap for re-enablement timing.

Can I use B-DEX for primary fundraising?

Yes — bonding curves double as a fundraising mechanism. Configure the curve at deployment with a target raise; investors fund the offering by buying on the curve until target market cap is reached; proceeds (in stablecoin) are available to the issuer’s treasury.

See the B-DEX page for the full feature breakdown.

T-Pay — the On/Off-Ramp Gateway

What is T-Pay?

T-Pay is Libertum’s integrated on & off-ramping gateway. It bridges traditional banking systems with blockchain rails so investors can fund subscriptions in fiat (Stripe card, bank wire, SEPA, ACH), trigger off-ramps back to fiat, and move stablecoin in and out of the Libertum ecosystem with full KYC and audit trail.

What payment methods does T-Pay support?

  • Stripe card — Visa, Mastercard, Amex, with Stripe-hosted checkout
  • Bank wire — issuer-published bank accounts (multi-currency), with on-platform mark-received workflow
  • SEPA and ACH — bank-to-bank transfers via Stripe and partner banks
  • Stablecoin — direct USDC / USDT escrow on Base, or Cardano stablecoin for Cardano-side offerings

How does T-Pay split issuer payouts?

For card payments, T-Pay uses Stripe Connect so payouts split automatically: Stripe takes processing fees, Libertum takes its platform fee (configurable basis points), the issuer receives the net — settled to their connected Stripe account, no separate invoicing required.

What withdrawal limits does T-Pay enforce?

Three thresholds at the platform level:

  • Per-transaction limit — default $5,000
  • Rolling 24-hour limit — default $10,000
  • Admin-approval threshold — default $25,000

Configurable per Libertum admin and per issuer. Institutional accounts can request elevated limits.

See the T-Pay page for the full feature breakdown.

How the four pillars fit together

A typical issuer journey threads through all four:

  1. T-Suite — issuer passes KYB, runs the wizard, contracts deploy
  2. T-Pay — investors fund subscriptions in fiat or stablecoin
  3. S-Suite — funds settle in stablecoin held in escrow; on close, settlement moves to the issuer’s wallet
  4. B-DEX (optional) — continuous on-chain liquidity for offerings that need it

For distributions, the cycle reverses: S-Suite stablecoin moves pro-rata to holders; T-Pay handles fiat off-ramps for investors who want to convert back to bank.