Unlocking Value Through Asset Tokenization

Because this digitizes them as tokens that are easy to partition and transfer, thus favoring liquidity and lower investment risks, which can attract more investors and larger investments. In fact, very few tokenization platforms deliver on that promise; Talium Assets does and provides an efficient OTC secondary market.

Because it's the only way tokenization can be legal, as blockchain is needed to prevent asset double-spending. As a result, every jurisdiction is moving towards facilitating the conditions of recording cap tables on blockchains.

Realiz's technical partner enables the most advanced compliance automation. Its workflow engine automates asset transfer authorizations by checking all regulatory (multijurisdictional) and contract (asset holders' agreement...) rules, even if complex (e.g., needing a vote by the executive board). Rules are checked off-blockchain to preserve confidentiality (most platforms don't, making GDPR compliance and secret agreements impossible) and can be updated live. This is crucial yet unique. In the end, huge savings are made on secondary market legal fees.

No blockchain is better than the others, each has its benefits, and future networks will bring new ones. Also, transaction fees on a public network may be low one day and high another. And what if a once-thought ideal network disappears ? As a result, there is no "best" blockchain for you, you should be able to tokenize on one, then move to another. REALIZ's technical partner brings this flexibility. It is in fact the unique platform that does.

No. Tokenized securities are just the digital format of standard securities, investors don't actually need to know there are tokens and blockchain involved, and they can keep on buying them with fiat.

There are several legends about this amazing bird, but for Realiz it represents our willingness to bring a better future for the coming generations.

The Mayan's legend : The ancient Mayan's believed that the hummingbird was the "sun in disguise" that appears in a hummingbird form to court the moon. Huitzilopochtli, the most powerful Aztec god was thought to be half man, half bird. The Aztecs believed the god was made of hummingbird feathers that fell from the sky.

The Mayan's legend : One day, a long time ago and in a faraway place, or so the legend goes, there was a huge forest fire that was raging the countryside. All the animals were terrified, running around in circles, screaming, crying and helplessly watching the impending disaster. But there in the middle of the flames, and above the cowering animals, was a tiny hummingbird busy flying from a small pond to the fire, each time fetching a few drops with its beak to throw on the flames. And then again And then again. After a while, an old grouchy armadillo, annoyed by this ridiculous useless agitation on the part of the hummingbird, cried out : "Tiny bird ! Don't be a fool. It is not with those miniscule drops of water one after the other that you are going to put out the fire and save us all !"
To which the hummingbird replied, "Could be, but I'm going to do my bit".