ii. Tokenization Models & Structures

Tokenization models and structures define how real-world assets are represented, segmented, and governed using digital tokens. These structures determine what rights are conveyed, how value flows, and how ownership, control, and compliance are maintained.

Asset Tokenization

The process of creating digital tokens that represent economic or legal interests in a real-world asset.

Beneficial Ownership

The right to economic benefits of an asset, even if legal title is held elsewhere.

Equity Token

A token representing an ownership interest in an asset or entity.

Fractionalization

The division of ownership or economic rights into smaller units represented by multiple tokens.

Governance Rights

Powers associated with decision-making, voting, or control embedded in a token structure.

Issuance Structure

The legal and technical framework used to create and distribute tokens.

Redemption Mechanism

Rules or processes allowing tokens to be exchanged for cash, assets, or other consideration.

Revenue Participation

A structure in which token holders receive a share of income generated by the underlying asset.

Token Supply

The total number of tokens created and made available under a given structure.

Token Holder Rights

The specific economic, governance, or access rights granted to token owners.