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We build a 'Chain-of-Custody' that links the physical asset, its title, valuation reports, and the on-chain token through hashed attestations, oracle feeds, and third-party verification — so any investor can audit the linkage without trusting us.

We use 'Segregated Custody.' A regulated custodian or the SPV itself holds the physical asset and title, while MPC-based key management secures the token contracts. No single party — including 0xMetaLabs — can move the asset or mint tokens unilaterally.

We integrate 'Independent Oracle Feeds' — appraisal data, index prices, or IoT sensor readings for commodities — pushed on a defined cadence. The token contract references these feeds for NAV, redemptions, and collateral logic, with fallbacks if a feed goes stale.

We design for 'Graceful Degradation.' Contracts include circuit-breakers that pause price-sensitive actions if an oracle goes stale, and multi-custodian fallbacks so a single custodian failure never freezes investor assets.

We use 'Zero-Knowledge Identity.' Investors complete KYC with a verified issuer off-chain, then receive a DID with ZK-proofs of accreditation and jurisdiction. The token contract verifies the proof on every transfer — without ever storing PII on a public ledger.

Absolutely. We build 'Permissioned Transfer Logic' into the token standard (ERC-3643 / ERC-1400) so the contract itself rejects transfers to non-whitelisted addresses — compliance is enforced at the protocol level, not bolted on after the fact.

We integrate 'Continuous Screening' against sanctions and risk databases. If an investor's status changes, their DID is revoked and the contract automatically blocks further transfers from that wallet — without manual intervention.

Yes. We configure the transfer restrictions, holding periods, and investor caps to match your specific exemption — Reg D 506(c) accreditation, Reg S offshore-only, or Reg A+ retail — so the token enforces the same rules your prospectus promises.

We don't just launch and hope. We arrange 'Market-Making Partnerships' and integrate your token into AMM pools or order-book ATS venues with seeded liquidity, so day-one investors see real price discovery — not an empty order book.

Yes. We build 'Permissioned ATS' integrations where every trade still passes the token's compliance checks. You get the UX of an exchange with the legal certainty of a private placement — no ineligible buyer, no jurisdictional breach.

We architect 'Redemption Windows' into the contract — scheduled or on-demand — that let investors burn tokens and claim proceeds from asset sales or refinancings, with the SPV and custodian coordinating the off-chain settlement.

There's no hard floor, but we look for 'Economic Density' — the legal and engineering cost is roughly fixed, so a $5M private credit facility makes sense while a $200K single-property tokenization often doesn't. We'll tell you honestly in the feasibility audit.

We are chain-agnostic but compliance-aware. We deploy on EVM chains with strong institutional adoption (Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base) or private/permissioned chains (Hyperledger, Besu) when issuers need closed participant sets and auditable access control.

We use 'Gas-Abstraction' and Layer-2 deployment. By settling on rollups and using paymasters where appropriate, we keep per-transfer costs negligible — so compliance checks don't price out smaller investors.

Yes. We build 'Modular Token Frameworks' where the core transfer, compliance, and identity logic is reused across asset classes — only the metadata, oracle, and redemption modules change. One issuer can tokenize real estate, private credit, and commodities on the same infrastructure.

You do. 0xMetaLabs operates on a 'Work-for-Hire' basis. All contracts, compliance modules, custody integrations, and deployment keys transfer to your organization on delivery — no platform fees, no vendor lock-in, no recurring dependency on us.