Products
What Assetera offers: the Marketplace, the B2B2C distribution API, the issuer portal, and Assetera Identity.
Assetera is a small set of products built on one identity layer and one multi-tenant trading API.
| Product | For | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Marketplace | Investors | Live slice (non-production) |
| Distribution (B2B2C API) | Partner institutions | Multi-tenant plumbing live; catalog build in progress |
| Issuer portal | Token issuers | In the making |
| Assetera Identity | Everyone | Live slice |
Marketplace
The trading venue where investors browse tokenized instruments and place, take and negotiate trades. It is served by the multi-tenant Marketplace API, and Assetera itself is one tenant of that API. Trades settle on-chain, gated per action by an eligibility check (see Compliance gating).
Distribution (B2B2C API)
The same Marketplace API is the distribution product: other regulated institutions offer a tokenized-asset catalog to their own customers through it. Each partner is a separate tenant with its own catalog, resolved from a signed token claim, so tenants never see each other's data. A partner operates under either a reliance agreement or a tied-agent arrangement, and in both cases Assetera runs the compliance layer.
The full model (tenants, catalogs, and who is responsible for KYC/AML) is described in Tenancy; how to connect is in Integrate.
Issuer portal
Where a token issuer signs in to configure their own tokenized assets: listing details, catalog status, and the compliance metadata that governs how an asset trades.
The issuer portal is currently being built. Access will be role-gated: an onboarded issuer is granted a role that unlocks their portal and its documentation. See Issuers.
Assetera Identity
The platform's identity layer. Every user and partner authenticates against standards-based OpenID Connect (OIDC / OAuth 2.0) (nothing proprietary), and every API validates a signed token locally against public keys (no shared secret, no per-request callback). The token also carries the compliance context (KYC status, investor category, tenant) that eligibility decisions rely on.
Supported sign-in methods:
- Email + password
- One-time passcode / two-factor authentication (2FA)
- Passkeys
- Social / single sign-on (where enabled for a tenant)
See Authentication for the integrator view.