A new standard for regulated tokenization — compliance, transfer rules, and holder logic executed at the protocol layer, not bolted on. Libertum's production infrastructure on top of CIP-113 is live on Cardano mainnet and preview, on the Cardano Foundation's canonical CIP-113 deployment, built on the audited CIP-113 v0.0.1 release.
CIP-113 makes regulated assets first-class citizens of the Cardano ledger — with guarantees, not workarounds.
Transfer rules, holder restrictions, and jurisdictional policies live at the protocol layer — not bolted on through an external oracle.
CIP-113 tokens are Cardano native assets held at a shared programmable address. Validators registered against each token run its rules on every transfer, and the core is the Cardano Foundation's canonical deployment, so explorers and wallets index every token.
Encode KYC checks, accreditation rules, lock-ups, and whitelist logic directly into the token policy — enforced for every single transfer.
Deterministic EUTXO execution, predictable fees, and formal-methods-friendly logic. The infrastructure auditors and trustees actually want.
Specify the token's transfer rules, holder requirements, and lifecycle constraints as a programmable policy — versioned and auditable.
Tokens are issued natively on Cardano's multi-asset ledger under their own minting policy, with a registry entry that binds each token to its transfer logic.
Every transfer triggers the policy's compliance checks at the protocol level. Non-compliant transactions fail deterministically before settlement.
Use Libertum's T-Suite to manage allowlists, dispute resolution, governance votes, redemptions, and reporting from a single dashboard.
Anywhere transfer rules and on-chain compliance matter — CIP-113 collapses the gap between issuance and policy.
Issue fractional ownership tokens that automatically restrict transfers to verified, accredited investors in supported jurisdictions.
Tokenize fund interests with built-in lock-up enforcement, redemption windows, and investor allowlists — programmable from issuance.
Issue regulated stablecoins where transfer hooks enforce sanctions screening and AML policy directly on-chain.
Equity, debt, and revenue-share instruments with native enforcement of holding-period rules and Reg-D / Reg-S restrictions.
Back tokens 1:1 with physical commodities and use programmable policies to manage custody attestations and oracle updates.
Retire-on-transfer logic, registry verification hooks, and provenance metadata baked into the token's lifecycle.
Standards alone don't ship products. We're working alongside the Cardano Foundation to turn CIP-113 into the default issuance rail for regulated tokenization.
Standards stewardship, ecosystem alignment, and protocol-level guidance. CIP-113 is championed and curated through Cardano's open improvement-proposal process.
Production tokenization stack — issuance flows, lifecycle management, compliance engine, and white-label infrastructure built on top of CIP-113 from day one, and live on Cardano mainnet since October 2026.
Libertum was selected for the Cardano Accelerator Program to bring institutional RWA infrastructure to Cardano with CIP-113 as the foundation.
Every step — code reviews, the mainnet launch, integrations — published openly so the ecosystem can validate, fork, and build alongside us.
"CIP-113 changes what's possible for regulated assets on a public blockchain. We're building the operator-grade tooling so issuers can put it to work — not just read about it."
— Libertum × Cardano
We'll walk through the issuance flow, transfer hooks, and lifecycle tooling — and show you exactly how CIP-113 fits your asset class, jurisdiction, and timeline.
Tell us a bit about your project, then pick a time on our calendar or let us reach out. We reply within one business day.
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Build with the team that's been shipping it from day one — and ship faster than you would anywhere else.