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EquiTrack
Why EquiTrack

The structural advantages institutions are looking for.

For institutional adoption, the bar is not technological novelty — it is whether an instrument can be onboarded, held and reported within the rules an allocator already operates under. EquiTrack is being built to clear that bar from the first line of code.

01

No single-venue dependency

Liquidity is distributed across approved, regulated venues rather than trapped in one exchange. There is no single point of failure for entry, exit or price discovery — and no captive order book determining outcomes.

02

Designed without a capacity ceiling

Because issuance is owned by EquiTrack and secondary liquidity is venue-agnostic, the architecture is designed to scale without the structural AUM ceiling that constrains single-venue models.

03

Diversified, not concentrated

Six rules-based baskets give exposure to a sector rather than a single name. Allocators express a thematic conviction without taking on the idiosyncratic risk of one private company.

04

Institutional operations end to end

We are building EquiTrack to own issuance and redemption at NAV, identity and eligibility, custody of collateral and institutional reporting — the operational standard allocators already expect.

05

Compliance-first, by design

Permissioned access for eligible institutions only, a deliberate multi-entity structure across the UK and ADGM, and the intention to seek authorisation from the FSRA. There is no retail access.

06

Transparent and reportable

Our intention is that NAV methodology is transparent, exposure is reportable, and the operational record is auditable — because that is what diligence, oversight and internal governance require.

The difference

Single-venue tokenisation vs. the EquiTrack model

 
Liquidity venue
Single-venue: Concentrated in one captive exchange
Distributed across approved regulated venues
Scale
Single-venue: Structural capacity ceiling
Designed to scale without a hard ceiling
Operational risk
Single-venue: Concentrated in a single platform
Issuance separated from secondary liquidity
Access
Single-venue: Often mixed or retail-exposed
Permissioned, eligible institutions only
Reporting
Single-venue: Frequently bolted on
Part of the core build

Comparison is illustrative and describes the design intent of the EquiTrack model relative to common single-venue approaches. It is not a statement about any specific third-party product.

Let's talk about your mandate.

We are speaking with family offices, sovereign wealth funds and asset managers ahead of launch. Tell us what you're looking to access and we'll be in touch.