Asset classes
T-Suite supports a wide range of real-world assets. Filter by category or search to see how each one can be structured, issued and run.
14 asset classes
Ownership of, or income from, property. Usually held through an SPV whose shares or notes are tokenized.
Interests in private companies, or in the vehicles that hold them.
Loans, bonds and notes that pay interest and return principal.
Units or shares of open-ended funds, and interests in closed-ended funds.
Shares in an operating company or SPV, recorded as tokens with a cap table that stays up to date.
Rights to a share of future revenue, or to the payment of invoices and receivables.
Claims on physical commodities held in storage, or commodity-backed structures.
Verified environmental credits, or rights to the credits a project will produce.
Fractional ownership of a work or a collection, usually through an SPV.
Equity or debt in long-lived assets with contracted or regulated revenue.
Land, crops, timber and resource rights, and the income they produce.
Tokens backed by reserves held by the issuer, and redeemable by the issuer.
Rights to royalty income from patents, brands, software or other IP.
A share of the income from catalogues, productions or sports rights.
These are general descriptions. Every offering depends on its structure, its jurisdiction and your counsel's review. Not legal, tax or investment advice.
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