Tokenisation Custody · MiCA-Aligned

Tokenisation custody for financial markets.

Regulated institutional custody for tokenised real-world assets. Real estate, private credit, money-market funds, commodities, and trade-finance tokens — held in MPC custody, governed by named-authoriser policy, and reconciled to on-chain state in real time.

Why Alphaex

A regulated custody backbone underneath every token.

Tokenisation platforms do not need a new custody model — they need an institutional one. Alphaex provides the regulatory, security, and operational backbone, exposed through APIs your platform can build on.

One regulated custodian.

MPC threshold signing on FIPS 140-2 Level 3 hardware, under MiCA CASP application + FINTRAC. The same custody Alphaex's institutional clients use.

Multi-chain by default.

Sixty-plus chains supported through one API surface — Ethereum, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, Solana, and the long tail of institutional tokenisation networks.

Granular governance.

Named authorisers, allow-list destinations, threshold approvals, and time-locks applied to every token movement — mint, transfer, burn, redemption.

Tokenise any asset.

Asset-class agnostic — real estate, private credit, money-market funds, commodities, trade finance, fund interests. The custody model is the same; the token is the wrapper.

Issuance & minting

Mint inside the same custody you safekeep with.

Token issuance happens at the custody layer — not in a smart-contract sandbox detached from the asset record. Mints are signed by the same named-authoriser ceremony that approves a withdrawal. Every issuance writes to the audit log with the asset class, supply, custody address, and authoriser identity.

  • Mint signed by 2-of-3 named authorisers via MPC ceremony
  • Asset class, supply, chain, and custody address audit-logged
  • Same custody architecture as Alphaex's institutional clients
Request issuance flow

Lifecycle operations

Every mint, transfer, burn — in one audit log.

Tokenised assets generate operational events that look exactly like custody operations: mints, transfers, burns, redemptions, and yield distributions. Alphaex routes all of them through the same policy engine, the same authoriser model, and the same audit trail as the rest of treasury — exportable in regulator-standard formats.

  • Mint, transfer, burn, redeem — same authoriser ceremony
  • Yield distributions enforced via allow-list and policy
  • Audit log exportable in PDF, CSV, and ERP-compatible formats
Request operations playbook

Counterparty network

Direct connectivity to the secondary market.

Every counterparty that holds, transfers, or redeems tokenised assets sits inside an institutional allow-list — banks, regulated trading venues, asset managers, custodians, and platforms. KYB-verified at onboarding, sanctions-screened on every leg, and audit-logged with named authoriser identity. No retail wallets in the path.

  • Institutional allow-list of regulated counterparties only
  • KYB at onboarding, sanctions screened on every transfer
  • Time-locks on first transfer to any new counterparty wallet
Request counterparty model

Tokenisation Stack

The custody backbone underneath every token you issue.

Alphaex Tokenisation Custody runs on the same MPC custody, regulatory base, and policy engine as Alphaex's institutional Custody and Treasury Management products. The token is the wrapper. The custody is the same.

Custody BackboneAlphaex MPC + FIPS L3Active
MiCA CASP ApplicationBank of LithuaniaFiled April 2026
Multi-Chain Coverage60+ networksActive
Asset ClassesRWA · Credit · MMF · Commodity · TFSupported
Issuance StandardsERC-20 · ERC-1400 · ERC-3643Active
AML / KYT ScreeningChainalysis + EllipticActive
KYC / KYB CounterpartiesSumsub + ComplyCubeIntegrated

Ready to build your tokenisation programme on Alphaex?

Alphaex is accepting institutional onboarding applications for Tokenisation Custody. Issuance policy, allow-listed counterparties, and reporting cadence are configured during onboarding — so the first issuance happens inside the regulatory framework from the start.

Institutional clients only. Subject to KYB review. Alphaex Digital Vault UAB · MiCA CASP Application Filed · Bank of Lithuania · April 2026.