Access new markets through tokenisation.
One regulated firm. Our own technology. Your securities issued on-chain, ready for new marketplaces.
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TO TOKENISE
marketplaces
Six firms. Six copies of one register.
Transfer agents, distributors, custodians and platforms each do a job the fund needs. Each also keeps its own register, and reconciles it against everyone else’s, every day.
On a shared ledger they keep their roles and work from one record, with full legal standing. That takes a licence to hold the record and the technology to run it. We have both.
THE RECORD · ILLUSTRATIVE REGISTER VIEW
Three CSSF authorisations. One regulated firm.
Each one earned through CSSF review. Together they let us put dematerialised shares on-chain as control agent, and registered shares as transfer agent. No other firm does both. What used to sit with several providers now sits with one.
The whole stack,
built in-house.
Every token we issue runs on smart contracts we write or choose. Subscriptions, redemptions and transfer checks run on their own. Our APIs plug the platform into your transfer agent, distributors and trading venues.
Smart contracts, in-house. Issuance, transfer rules, corporate actions and redemptions. Written or chosen, tested and maintained by our engineers.
Compliance, automated. Every transfer is checked. An unverified wallet is refused on-chain, before anything settles.
Connected by API. Register, identity, wallets and settlement on one platform. APIs into transfer agents, distributors and 21X.
→ investor verified · eligible · within limits ✓ settles
POST /subscriptions · NAV 102.41 → minted 250.000 · T+0
Take the whole chain, or a single link.
Dematerialised or registered shares, under Luxembourg law. One set of licences, one codebase. Take as much of the route as you need.
Digital issuance
Your securities on-chain, in the form the fund needs. On contracts we write or choose.
Compliance first. Then settlement: off-chain in fiat, or on-chain against stablecoins and tokenised money market funds.
Live today. With names you know.
Built by fund operators
Founded in 2020 by Georges Bock, former Managing Partner at KPMG Luxembourg. Fund administration, banking and ledger engineering in one team.
Seamless connectivity to legacy
The fund keeps how it runs today. We connect to it, move investor journeys onto new rails, and open up what those rails make possible.
Operational since 2024
Issuance, registry, safekeeping and settlement are live. Asset managers, banks, distributors and fund admins are onboarding now.
The first meeting, answered in advance.
What asset managers, banks and distributors ask first.
All questions →What is a control agent?+
A CSSF-authorised role created under Luxembourg's blockchain law IV for dematerialised shares. The control agent issues a fund's dematerialised shares directly on-chain, maintains the issuance account and the register of on-chain securities, enforces the compliance rules and verifies the custody chain. Investre was the first firm authorised as a control agent in Luxembourg.
Can Investre act as transfer agent?+
Yes, for registered shares. Investre holds a transfer agent licence alongside its control agent authorisation, so it can keep the register of a fund with registered shares and issue the tokens that represent them on-chain.
When do I need a control agent, and when a transfer agent?+
It depends on the form of the shares. Registered shares need a transfer agent, and the token represents a position in the register: Investre acts as transfer agent and can be the fund’s only transfer agent. Dematerialised shares issued under blockchain law IV need a control agent, and the on-chain register is the legal record: Investre acts as control agent, either alongside the fund’s transfer agent or as both transfer agent and control agent.
Can an existing fund use Investre without restructuring?+
Yes. You can start with a single digital share class, in registered or dematerialised form, without touching the rest of the fund. Only that class is involved: Investre acts as control agent alongside your existing transfer agent, or takes on the transfer agent role too. The other share classes stay with their current transfer agent.
Which security types are supported?+
Fund shares across UCITS, ETFs, money market funds and alternative funds, and notes issued by securitisation vehicles. Same infrastructure, different use case per structure.
Is Investre a crypto company?+
No. Investre S.A. is a Luxembourg investment firm authorised by the CSSF under MiFID II, a licensed control agent under blockchain law IV and a licensed transfer agent. It builds and runs its own blockchain infrastructure for capital markets, not a speculative asset class.
Does Investre use a third-party tokenisation platform?+
No. The smart contracts, the register, the compliance rules, the wallets and the settlement layer are built and operated by Investre’s own engineering team. The firm that holds the licences is the firm that runs the code.
Are only stablecoins acceptable as payment?+
No. Settlement can stay off-chain in fiat, so nothing changes for the investor, or it can run on-chain against stablecoins or tokenised money market funds where both sides want same-day finality.
Where do I sell my investment?+
Through the traditional markets and distributors you already sell through. For digital venues, Investre has partnered with 21X, operator of an exchange licensed under the EU DLT Pilot Regime, to bring tokenised funds to a regulated secondary market. Issuance and safekeeping are live now, and we will tell you plainly which secondary routes are open for your fund.
Can an existing fund add a digital share class without converting the fund?+
Yes. A digitally native share class can be launched within an existing fund. The investment strategy, portfolio management, depositary and product framework stay unchanged. What changes is the infrastructure through which that share class is issued, held, distributed and, where appropriate, traded on a regulated secondary market.
Do I need to launch an ETF to make my fund tradable?+
Not necessarily. A conventional ETF needs its own operating model: authorised participants, creation and redemption, basket information and additional settlement processes. A digital share class reuses the existing UCITS and adds an issuance and trading layer, which makes exchange tradability viable for strategies that do not have the scale to justify a full ETF.
Can retail investors access tokenised funds, or only institutions?+
The infrastructure is built for both professional and retail investors. Every investor and wallet still has to meet the applicable AML / KYC, MiFID, product governance and fund distribution requirements, and access to a given fund depends on where it is registered and its target market. Those rules are coded into the token itself.
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