Launchpad preview. On-chain tokenization goes live after the security audit — submit now to join the first verification batch.

The physical-asset launchpad

Tokenize anything you own, backed by real collateral

Gold, machinery, property, a fleet of trucks — put any physical asset on-chain. Anyone can launch. Every token is independently verified, DAO-valued, and fully collateralized, and trades on Prism — not Uniswap. Income-producing assets can pay their holders monthly.

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Submit your asset

Pick a class, describe it, and link your documents. Anyone can start — no gatekeeping.

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Independent verification

A third-party agency screens the paperwork. Stokenize never vouches for your asset itself.

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DAO valuation

The DAO sets the assessed value and token price. Issuers can't value their own assets.

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Bond & mint

Post collateral — 100% if the asset depreciates, 125% if it appreciates — and mint fully-backed tokens that go live to trade on Prism.

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Asset
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Terms
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Review

What are you tokenizing?

Pick the asset class. It sets your collateral requirement and whether the asset can pay income.

Your estimate. The DAO sets the final assessed value.

A link the verification agency can screen. Stored off-chain.

Built so the backing is real

Over-collateralized

100% backing for depreciating assets, 125% for appreciating ones — held on-chain, redeemable by holders.

Independently verified

Documents are screened by a third-party agency, not by the protocol. Separation of powers by design.

DAO-priced

Value and token price are set by the DAO, so no issuer can mint themselves a valuation.

Challengeable

Anyone can challenge an asset's status — up to three times a quarter — forcing re-verification.

Monthly income

Yield-bearing assets (rented machinery, leased property) can pay opted-in holders every month.

Trades on Prism

Launched tokens are live on the Prism marketplace only — never listed on Uniswap or elsewhere.

Open to anyone

Permissionless: anyone can submit an asset to tokenize. Verification is the gate, not an allowlist.

Buys back $PRISM

Tokenization and service fees are used to buy back and burn $PRISM.

Fungible assets like gold don't fragment: when many issuers tokenize the same thing, they pool into one shared token and one deep market, not ten shallow ones. Testnet protocol pending audit and licensing; not an offer of securities.