Structuring · T-Suite
Structuring turns your asset and your answers into a jurisdiction-specific pack of drafted documents, checklists and next steps — ready for your counsel to review and for your offering to go live on T-Suite.
Libertum, S.A. de C.V. is registered with El Salvador's CNAD as a Digital Asset Service Provider (PSAD-0094). That registration does not cover the structuring of investment products (LEAD Art. 19(e)); Structuring is a software tool for you and your own counsel.
For the United States (SEC Reg D / Reg S), the European Union (MiCA / MiFID II) and the Cayman Islands (CIMA), the packs help you prepare documents with your own counsel, under your own authorisations.
The Cayman Islands pack has been reviewed by Cayman counsel and published; the other packs are in beta and pending counsel review.
How it works
Decide what the token is and where it will be offered. Due diligence, architecture, feasibility and a go / no-go memo — drafted from your intake.
The legal, technical and financial structure, transaction contracts, issuer policies and the filing set for your regulator or exemption.
The disclosure document — DIR, PPM or white paper — with term sheet and standalone risk factors, consistent with everything before.
Map the terms into your subscription agreement and create a draft Offering in T-Suite with one click, ready for your review.
What's inside
A pack per jurisdiction: guided intake, a step-by-step playbook, the document set and the filing checklists.
Libby proposes answers from the sources you give her, each with where it came from. Nothing goes in until you accept it.
Research findings are saved with their sources and confirmed by you before any draft relies on them.
Every drafted document cites the facts you supplied and the rules it relies on, so your counsel can check each statement.
Rule-based checks flag missing inputs and inconsistencies — such as a term sheet that disagrees with the disclosure document.
Translate drafts between English and Spanish, so each party can read the pack in their language.
Export any document to PDF or Word for your counsel, your board or your regulator's portal.
Track every external artefact — signed, notarised or from a third party — and see which ones block the offering.
Share a secure review link with your counsel — they can read the drafts without creating an account.
Adopt the issuer's policies with an electronic signature verified by a one-time code.
Each step names who does it — issuer, counsel, auditor, notary — what it produces and where it happens in T-Suite.
When the pack is ready, create a draft Offering pre-filled from your structuring data — you review it before anything is published.
See it in action
Before you can tokenise an asset, you have to structure it.
That usually means months of lawyers, templates and back-and-forth, before a single investor sees the offering.
In Structuring, you start a project and pick the regulatory pack: El Salvador's CNAD, Europe's MiCA, or the United States.
Describe the deal in plain language, and upload what you already have.
Libby reads it and fills in the intake for you. Every value comes with its source, for you to accept, edit or dismiss.
Readiness shows what's complete and what's still missing, phase by phase.
Then Libby drafts the documents the pack requires, citing the facts and the rules behind each section, ready for your counsel.
The checklist tracks every artefact, including the platform policies you sign electronically.
Share a secure link with your lawyer to review and comment, without creating an account.
When it's ready, one click turns the project into an offering.
For funds, asset managers and fund administrators: go from asset to offering pack in days, not months. Book a demo at libertum.io.
Jurisdiction explorer
Everything below is read from the platform's regulatory packs — the same intake, playbook and document set you work with in T-Suite.
Pack status: Beta · pending counsel review · v1.0.0
Regulator
Comisión Nacional de Activos Digitales (CNAD)
Legal basis
Offering types
Placements
Filing language
Spanish is the filing language. Drafts are prepared in Spanish and English.
Guided intake
Four phases, each with named owners.
25 documents
Phase A · 5
Evaluation and design
Phase B · 16
Structuring and registration
Phase C · 4
Issuance
External artefacts that Structuring tracks but cannot create for you.
Requirements assessment
Answer a few questions and see your likely document set, what you'll need to supply, and the phases ahead. It takes about two minutes.
Step 1 of 7
Pick the regime your offering will follow. You can switch later — your answers for each jurisdiction are kept.
FAQ
Structuring organises the work and prepares drafts: the intake, the playbook, the document set, the checklists and the QA checks. Your own counsel reviews and finalises the documents, gives any legal opinion, and you and your counsel make the filings. Structuring prepares drafts — it is not legal advice.
Four regulatory packs today: El Salvador (CNAD, under the Digital Asset Issuance Law), the United States (SEC Regulation D and Regulation S private offerings), the European Union (MiCA, with MiFID II financial instruments handled through a prospectus-route assessment) and the Cayman Islands (CIMA: virtual asset issuance under the VASP Act, private and mutual fund interests — including tokenised funds under the 2026 amendments — and security tokens issued by an exempted company or SPV). Libertum's licence is in El Salvador; in the US, the EU and the Cayman Islands you rely on your own counsel and, where needed, your own authorisations.
It depends on the jurisdiction and on how much you already have. The El Salvador pack gives indicative timings: due diligence 3–4 weeks, architecture design 3–4 weeks, structuring about 4 weeks, certification 4–6 weeks for public offerings and CNAD approval 6–8 weeks. For the US, the EU and the Cayman Islands, timing is set with your counsel and depends on the route you choose.
Basic facts about the issuer, the asset and the raise. The intake guides you question by question, and Libby can propose answers from your documents for you to accept. Some items — audited financial statements, signed or notarised originals, third-party reports, counsel's opinions — come from outside the platform; the checklist shows which ones block the offering.
No. Every document is a draft for review by counsel competent in your jurisdiction. The Cayman Islands pack has been reviewed by Cayman counsel and published; the other packs are in beta and pending counsel review.
This assessment is only sent when you submit it, and only to Libertum's team so we can respond. Inside T-Suite your structuring project lives in your own workspace; your counsel sees only what you share through a review link. See our privacy policy for details.
Start with a two-minute assessment, or talk to our team about your asset and jurisdiction.