Quantum-Stables technical whitepaper now available.
Asset classes
Multi-asset
Messaging standard
ISO 20022
Cryptography
Post-quantum
Lifecycle
End-to-end
The context
Tokenization is inevitable. Doing it securely is the hard part.
Institutions are moving real-world financial instruments on-chain — bonds, funds, deposits, securities. But most tokenization platforms were built for speed, not for the security, compliance and longevity that regulated assets demand. A tokenized instrument may outlive the cryptography that secures it.
Long-lived assets, fragile security
A tokenized bond may have a multi-decade maturity. The cryptography securing it must outlast the arrival of quantum computing.
Compliance bolted on
Regulated assets carry obligations — eligibility, transfer restrictions, reporting. Most platforms handle these off-chain, after the fact.
Fragmented lifecycle
Issuance, transfer, servicing and redemption often live across disconnected systems, adding operational risk and reconciliation overhead.
Lifecycle issuance & management
Issue, transfer, service and redeem tokenized instruments from a single platform. The full lifecycle of an asset is managed in one place, with no fragmentation across disconnected systems.
Compliance embedded in the token
Eligibility, transfer restrictions and reporting obligations are enforced at the protocol layer. Compliance rules travel with the instrument rather than being applied off-chain after the fact.
Post-quantum secure
Tokenized assets are secured with post-quantum cryptography, so instruments with multi-decade maturities remain protected through the transition to quantum computing.
Auditable by design
Every issuance, transfer and corporate action leaves an immutable, time-stamped record — giving issuers, holders and supervisors a single verifiable source of truth.
Capabilities
What Tokenization does.
Infrastructure to issue and manage tokenized financial instruments across their full lifecycle — secure, compliant, and built for regulated assets.
Define
The issuer defines the instrument — its terms, eligibility rules, transfer restrictions and reporting obligations — within the platform.
Issue
The tokenized instrument is issued on a post-quantum secure ledger, with compliance rules embedded directly into the token.
Transfer & service
Holders transfer and the issuer services the instrument — coupons, corporate actions, reporting — with rules enforced automatically.
Redeem
At maturity or on demand, the instrument is redeemed and retired, with the full lifecycle preserved in an immutable record.
How it works
From asset to instrument.
Four stages, one platform — issuance through redemption, with compliance and security carried throughout.
Supported assets
Cryptography
Compliance controls
Standards
Integration
Deployment
Governance
Commodities, bonds, funds, equities, deposits, structured products and other regulated instruments
ML-KEM
ML-DSA
SLH-DSA
NIST-aligned post-quantum algorithms, with crypto-agility for future schemes.
On-chain eligibility, transfer restrictions, whitelisting and configurable policy rules
ISO 20022 data model; designed to align with emerging tokenized-asset standards
REST & gRPC APIs, and connectors for custody, registry and core banking systems
Cloud, on-premise, or hybrid — within the institution's own security perimeter
Public-permissioned access, role-based controls, and full audit logging
Technical specification
Built for institutional integration.
Use cases
Where Tokenization is deployed.
Capital markets
Tokenized bonds
Issue and service digital bonds with on-chain coupons, transfer restrictions and a verifiable record across a multi-decade maturity.
Asset management
Tokenized funds
Tokenize fund units to streamline subscription, redemption and transfer, with eligibility and compliance enforced automatically.
Private markets
Real-world assets
Bring private credit, real estate and other real-world assets on-chain with the security and compliance controls regulated issuers require.