Institutional-grade asset tokenization infrastructure

Asset tokenization is the process of issuing a digital token on a blockchain that represents legal ownership of a real-world asset such as a bond, fund unit, equity share, or piece of real estate. Tokenization makes the asset programmable, auditable in real time, and transferable on shared infrastructure, while the underlying legal claim is preserved by a regulated structure off-chain.

Token Tool is a self-service application for creating and deploying compliant smart contracts and tokens (including ERC-1400 security tokens) across 11+ public blockchains, with built-in issuer controls like clawback, transfer restrictions, and KYC-gating. Offering Manager is a multi-tenant SaaS platform for running the full primary offering — investor onboarding with KYC, multi-rail payments (card, stablecoin, bank transfer), white-label checkout, document management, and order tracking. Most issuers use both: Token Tool to deploy the token, Offering Manager to distribute it.

Bitbond's stack is asset-class- and jurisdiction-agnostic. Customers have used it for tokenized bonds, equity, money market and other investment funds, real estate, art and collectibles, and utility tokens for loyalty or membership programs. The same compliance and distribution rails apply across all of them.

MiCA governs crypto-assets such as utility tokens, asset-referenced tokens (ARTs), and e-money tokens (EMTs). For those, Bitbond's Token Tool generates token contracts that meet MiCA whitepaper and transparency requirements. Regulated securities (bonds, funds, equity) sit outside MiCA and are instead handled under MiFID II, AIFMD/UCITS, MMFR, and national regimes such as the German eWpG or the EU DLT Pilot — Bitbond supports those structures as well.

Yes. Bitbond was the first company in Europe to receive a BaFin-approved prospectus for a tokenized bond (the BB1 token) and has supported issuers under the German Electronic Securities Act (eWpG), the Luxembourg fund regimes, the EU DLT Pilot Regime, and other national security-token frameworks. The Advisory team works with issuers on the technical, legal, and tokenomics structuring, then Token Tool deploys the security and Offering Manager distributes it.

Token Tool supports 11 public blockchains today, with new networks added regularly: Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Avalanche, BNB Chain, Stellar, Solana, Peaq, and XRPL, plus permissioned EVM networks for regulated venues. Issuers can choose the network per offering depending on investor base, settlement finality requirements, and gas economics.

For a standard offering using existing legal templates, issuers typically go from kickoff to live offering in 8–12 weeks. Complex structures requiring bespoke legal work or new jurisdictions can take longer; prospectus-grade public offerings depend on the regulator's review cycle. Building equivalent infrastructure in-house is typically a 12–18 month effort.

Bitbond Offering Manager has a free tier (1 test offering), a Professional tier at €299/month billed annually, and an Enterprise tier with custom pricing for unlimited offerings, investors, API access, and dedicated SLAs. Token Tool deployment fees depend on the chosen network and token standard; for example, deploying an ERC-1400 asset token is a one-time €299 fee. Advisory is scoped per engagement.

Yes. Bitbond is used by Tier-1 European banks (including ABN AMRO and Raiffeisen Bank International), corporate issuers (such as Siemens), and asset managers. The platform is operated by Bitbond GmbH, a BaFin-experienced German fintech founded in 2013 in Berlin, with smart-contract code audited by independent third parties (CertiK and AuditOne) and an information-security program aligned to ISO 27001.

For self-service token deployment, log in with your wallet directly at tokentool.bitbond.com. To run a full investor offering, create an issuer account at om.bitbond.com. For complex structures, regulated securities, or jurisdiction questions, book a consultation with the Advisory team via the contact form on this site.