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Tokenize your fund, the boring, lawyer-approved way.

The legal register governs. The chain proves. Three infrastructure services, each one optional: ledger tokenization, stablecoin settlement, and real-world assets on the same record. Your investors never touch anything that feels like crypto.

Ledger tokenization

Each position in your register is mirrored to a permissioned token. The register, governed by your operating agreement, remains the legal record of ownership; the token is its independently verifiable proof. Your LPs see a Verified state with a verification link, not a wallet.

Stablecoin settlement

Subscriptions and distributions can settle in USDC for investors who choose it: a cross-border payment that clears in seconds, verifiable by both sides, moving only between accounts the fund and its investors control. Wires and SWIFT remain first-class for everyone else.

Real-world assets

Beta

Fund-held assets brought onto the same verifiable record as the register, so exposure, ownership and settlement share one source of truth. In beta with design partners.

An LP's verified ownership record on Basis, with an independent verification link
The investor's own view: holdings independently verifiable, non-custodial, in their language.

Your LPs stop trusting a PDF and start verifying.

Give investors a real portal instead of an inbox: holdings, capital account statements, and documents in one place, and every holding independently verifiable, every number traceable to source. The register stays the official record of ownership; the LP verifies ownership themselves, without a call to your analyst. A credible LP experience is what earns the re-up and the referral, and for a cross-border LP, the difference between hesitation and a wire.

The technical appendix

For the reader who wants to know exactly how the mirror is kept honest.

  1. The permissioned standard

    Positions follow the permissioned-security pattern: a transfer reverts unless both sides are on the fund's allowlist, and only the fund's authorized agent can move a position, with a reason code recorded. There is no path for a holder to move a position unilaterally.

  2. Why the register stays authoritative

    The register is the legal record, governed by the fund's operating agreement. The chain mirrors the register, never the reverse: if a court, an auditor or an amendment changes the register, the mirror follows.

  3. How reconciliation works

    A reconciliation job continuously compares every register position against its on-chain mirror and every settlement against its bank or chain record. Agreement is the steady state, and the comparison itself is logged.

  4. What happens on divergence

    Divergence is an incident, never a silent correction. It is flagged, investigated and resolved through the same audited workflow as any other state change, and the record keeps the whole episode.

You can use none of this.

A fund can run entirely on bank transfers, keep its register off-chain, and still get the full platform: onboarding, capital calls, distributions, reporting and the audit trail. These services are switches a fund flips when it wants them, not commitments it makes to join.

Bring your operating agreement. Leave with a running fund.

Twenty minutes on your own workflows, with your own structure on screen.

Tell us about your fund and where your investors are. We'll walk you through a global fund running on Basis, on your workflows.

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