What Assetera is

Assetera is a MiFID-regulated brokerage and a real-world-asset (RWA) tokenization exchange. It lets investors trade tokenized instruments, lets issuers bring assets to market, and lets distribution partners offer that catalog to their own customers, all under a compliance model where eligibility is checked at the moment of each action, not just at sign-up.

The platform is a small, identity-first stack: standards-based OIDC identity, a multi-tenant Marketplace API as the trading venue, and an on-chain exchange contract that settles trades and enforces per-action compliance through signed attestations.

Where Assetera comes from

Assetera began as a VASP (a registered crypto-asset service provider) running a crypto on-ramp and custody service, then pivoted to a MiFID investment-brokerage model focused on tokenized real-world assets. The on-ramp and custody functionality is legacy (wound down, not extended). Records from that era are retained where regulation requires it, but the forward-looking product is the brokerage and RWA exchange. Where a page describes something not yet in production, it says so.

Who Assetera is for

• Investors: retail and professional clients who want to buy and sell tokenized instruments. Their eligibility (KYC status, investor category, jurisdiction, and per-instrument limits) is carried on a verified identity token and enforced on every trade.
• Issuers: parties bringing a tokenized instrument to market, with its regulatory identity (ISIN, suitability profile, documents) modeled as first-class catalog data.
• Distribution partners: businesses that want to offer Assetera's catalog to their own users through one shared, multi-tenant API. A partner sees only its own catalog, users and audit trail, and can rely on Assetera's KYC (or have Assetera rely on theirs) under a reliance agreement.

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