The T-Suite Platform: Go-to-Market with Your Own Tokenization Solution Today
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Short, narrated walkthroughs of the platform. Pick a topic and press play.
Transcript: Investor experience demo
Investing in private assets usually means PDFs, wire instructions and long silences.
Investors can't see what they own, when they'll be paid, or how to get out. And issuers lose them along the way.
On Libertum, investors start in a marketplace of verified offerings, with the terms, yield and documents in one place.
Anna picks Rotterdam Logistics Park, chooses her amount, and sees exactly what she'll receive before she commits.
The subscription agreement is part of the flow. She reads it and signs it electronically, with a one-time code.
Then she pays by bank transfer, following clear instructions. No email chains.
Once her tokens are minted, the holding appears in her portfolio, with its value and status.
Every distribution is recorded as it is paid, so she sees each payment and what is coming next.
When she wants to exit, she requests a redemption in an open window, at a known price.
And every update from the issuer lands in one inbox.
For funds, asset managers and fund administrators: give your investors this experience, under your own brand. Book a demo at libertum.io.
Already issued elsewhere?
Switching platforms? We've made it easy.
Bring a token you have already issued on another platform into T-Suite, with its holders, its history and its contract intact.
- Bring your existing token ERC-3643, ERC-20 and ERC-721 on EVM chains, CIP-20 and CIP-113 on Cardano, and issued currencies and MPTs on the XRP Ledger.
- Prove it's yours with one signature You sign a single message to show you control the token. Nothing is transferred, minted or moved.
- History and cap table, checked against the chain T-Suite rebuilds the full on-chain history and cap table, and only publishes it once it matches the chain exactly.
- Keep your contracts Grant Libertum roles on your own contract only when you want it to operate it, and let your investors claim their holdings.
On EVM chains, granted roles let Libertum issue to new investors, run compliance actions and list the token for sale. Cardano and XRP Ledger imports are read-only.
Transcript: Token Import demo
Already issued a token elsewhere? Bring it with you.
Switching platforms usually means a migration, a re-issue and a holder spreadsheet.
Imported tokens lists everything you've brought in, on EVM chains and the XRP Ledger.
Pick the network, paste the contract, and Libertum reads the standard, name and supply from the chain.
Prove control: your on-chain role is found, you sign one message, and nothing on the contract changes.
Name the offering and import it.
The history is rebuilt from the chain and checked against it. The cap table is live.
Every transfer is in the journal, with pre-import entries marked external.
Investors claim their holdings: Anna signs once from her wallet, and her tokens never move.
The holding appears in her statements, read from the chain.
Your contracts stay yours. Libertum starts read-only and lists the roles to grant.
On EVM, grant them from your wallet and the token moves to Operate: issue, freeze, register identities, list for sale.
XRP Ledger and Cardano tokens import read-only, and history that can't be rebuilt is flagged.
For issuers and fund administrators: bring your tokens, and run them in one place. Book a demo at libertum.io.
Launch Your Own Asset Tokenization Platform
Your brand. Your rules.
Launch your own branded, real-world asset tokenization platform in just days. Select the deployment model that matches your vision and grow without limits.
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Three dedicated workspaces for every stakeholder:
Streamline wallet verification and access via smart contract whitelisting.
Control investor permissions and maintain compliance standards.
Create and deploy digital securities with built-in compliance.
Streamline wallet verification and access via smart contract whitelisting.
Control investor permissions and maintain compliance standards.
Create and deploy digital securities with built-in compliance.
Streamline wallet verification and access via smart contract whitelisting.
Control investor permissions and maintain compliance standards.
Create and deploy digital securities with built-in compliance.
Choose your standard
Ready to launch your tokenization platform?
Pick the right token standard and ledger for your asset. Answer three quick questions and see what fits, where it is live on mainnet today, and how compliance is enforced.
Step 1 of 4
What are you issuing?
Choose the option closest to your token.
How we recommend a token standard
The recommendation for each type of asset on each ledger, assuming only verified investors may hold a regulated asset.
| What you are issuing | EVM | Cardano | XRP Ledger |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regulated security Equity, real estate, private debt | ERC-3643 | CIP-113 | XRPL issued currency (authorised trust lines) · XLS-33 MPT (with authorisation) |
| Fund or debt with investor limits Eligibility rules, caps or lock-ups per investor | ERC-3643 | CIP-113 | XRPL issued currency (authorised trust lines) · XLS-33 MPT (with authorisation) |
| Payment token or stablecoin A fungible token meant to move freely | ERC-20 | CIP-20 | XRPL issued currency |
| Unique asset One-of-a-kind items, certificates, property deeds | ERC-721 | Talk to us | Talk to us |
| Already issued on another platform Bring an existing token into T-Suite | Token Import | Token Import (read-only) | Token Import (read-only) |
| Standard | Ledger | Why | Live on mainnet | Compliance enforced on-chain |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ERC-3643 | EVM | Permissioned security token: only verified investors can hold it, and transfer rules are checked by the token itself. | Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum | Yes |
| ERC-20 | EVM | The standard fungible token on EVM chains: simple, widely supported and free to move. | Base, Ethereum | No |
| ERC-721 | EVM | One token per asset, each with its own identity: suited to one-of-a-kind items, certificates or deeds. | Base | No |
| CIP-113 | Cardano | Programmable token on Cardano with transfer rules enforced on-chain, running on the Cardano Foundation canonical core. | Cardano | Yes |
| CIP-20 | Cardano | A Cardano native token with no transfer restrictions, for open payments and utility. | Cardano | No |
| XRPL issued currency (authorised trust lines) | XRP Ledger | Holders must be authorised by the issuer before they can receive the token. | XRP Ledger | Yes |
| XLS-33 MPT (with authorisation) | XRP Ledger | Multi-purpose token with issuer authorisation of each holder, built into the XRP Ledger. | XRP Ledger | Yes |
| XRPL issued currency | XRP Ledger | A fungible token on the XRP Ledger that anyone with a trust line can hold. | XRP Ledger | No |
App Modules & Interfaces
Issuer Console
Create tokenized offerings with no coding required
Monitor token supply, investor activity, and performance
Enable team collaboration with role-based access
Transfer Agent Console
Create tokenized offerings with no coding required
Monitor token supply, investor activity, and performance
Enable team collaboration with role-based access
Investor Hub
Create tokenized offerings with no coding required
Monitor token supply, investor activity, and performance
Enable team collaboration with role-based access
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