We need MAS-credible architecture, not a retail token gimmick.
We implement institutional patterns from Project Guardian pilots: segregated custody, on-chain transfer controls, audit trails, and reporting APIs banks and fund admins expect.
Singapore
Institutional-grade real-world asset and fund tokenization aligned with MAS expectations and Project Guardian industry standards—compliance-native contracts, qualified custody, and investor portals built for Asia-Pacific capital.
MAS-aware architecture · Fund tokenization · Audited ERC-3643 · APAC delivery
MAS
Monetary Authority alignment
Guardian
Industry pilot patterns
4–8 mo
Typical production timeline
Institutional
Fund & bond tokenization focus
Where founders get stuck
We need MAS-credible architecture, not a retail token gimmick.
We implement institutional patterns from Project Guardian pilots: segregated custody, on-chain transfer controls, audit trails, and reporting APIs banks and fund admins expect.
Fund tokenization compliance feels overwhelming.
We coordinate tech with your Singapore counsel on PSA/SFA classification, accredited investor flows, and transfer restrictions—tokens follow legal classification, not the reverse.
Cross-border APAC investors need clean KYC and cap-table sync.
Portals integrate KYC/AML providers, wallet whitelisting, and cap-table reconciliation with ERC-3643 enforcement on every transfer.
We're comparing Singapore vs Dubai for our RWA launch.
We build on the same compliance-native stack for either hub; legal choice drives licensing and banking—we advise on technical parallels in discovery.
What we build
Tokenized fund units and fixed-income instruments with NAV updates, distribution waterfalls, and investor reporting.
Admin tooling, audit logs, and role-based access aligned with institutional oversight expectations.
On-chain investor eligibility, jurisdiction flags, and lock-ups with independent audit.
Hooks for qualified custodians and fund administrators used in Singapore structures.
Architecture informed by MAS-led industry pilots for tokenized deposits, funds, and RWAs.
Multi-language onboarding, accredited verification, and permissioned secondary workflows.
How we deliver
01
Asset/fund mapping, MAS classification with counsel, SPV or fund vehicle selection.
02
Custodian, fund admin, and banking parallel workstream.
03
ERC-3643/1400 development, testnet, audit, remediation.
04
Whitelisted mint, distributions, reporting to admin and regulators as required.
05
Additional share classes, assets, and ATS/partner integrations.
Pricing & timelines
Indicative ranges blended from current market data. Your fixed-scope quote is set after a short discovery call.
$80K–$160K
4–7 months
Single fund share class, portal, ERC-3643, audit, KYC integration.
Best for: First MAS-path pilot
$220K–$450K
7–11 months
Custom issuer platform, multiple vehicles, admin APIs, enhanced reporting.
Best for: Asset managers and banks
$450K–$800K+
10–16 months
Full institutional stack, multi-jurisdiction investors, ATS and custody depth.
Best for: Regional financial institutions
FAQ
Yes, within MAS frameworks. Digital payment tokens and securities tokens fall under PSA and SFA respectively. Project Guardian demonstrates institutional RWA paths. Classification is fact-specific—confirm with Singapore legal counsel.
A MAS-led initiative with major banks testing tokenized assets, deposits, and fund workflows on blockchain infrastructure. It sets de facto architectural expectations for institutional tokenization in Singapore.
Engineering and audit commonly $80K–$450K+ depending on scope. Legal, fund admin, and custody setup add significant cost beyond software.
Predominantly EVM (Ethereum and L2s) for ERC-3643 tooling and custodian support; some pilots explore permissioned chains. We default to EVM unless counsel specifies otherwise.
For securities and many regulated offerings, yes—ERC-3643/1400 enforces whitelisting and eligibility on-chain, synced with off-chain cap tables.
Depends on product classification and licensing. Many institutional RWAs target accredited and institutional investors initially. Legal advisors define eligible investor sets.
4–8 months typical; fund admin and MAS-related reviews often dominate the calendar versus coding.
SPVs or fund vehicles hold underlying assets; tokens represent interests in those entities with rights defined in offering documents—not direct asset title on-chain.
We deliver technology and security architecture; licensing and legal classification are handled by your Singapore-qualified advisors.
We integrate APIs from qualified custodians and fund admins your structure appoints—technical integration is in scope; commercial agreements are yours.
Jurisdiction flags on-chain, per-country eligibility rules, and KYC tiers—configured from your legal matrix.
Singapore leads institutional fund tokenization under MAS; Dubai excels at Gulf real estate and VARA virtual-asset hubs. We build for either; legal choice comes first.
Last updated: June 2026
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