Real goods & provenance
Lots, harvests, certificates, supply chains and digital product passports.
New category: Tokenization
Make a real project digitally traceable.
We build the technical basis for tokens, digital rights, project-specific access and transparent operations. The coffee farm illustrates the approach – the architecture can serve products, memberships, subscriptions, provenance records, access or clearly defined project rights.
Example: coffee farm
1. Project model: Farm, harvest, lots, access or benefits are defined in plain language before a token is created.
2. Technical mapping: Mint, treasury, controlled vaults, wallet flows and a verifiable status model the process.
3. Launch only after a gate: Mainnet, payment flows, KYC/AML, liquidity and listings follow only after project, legal and operational approval.
No return promises. Legal classification and approvals are a separate mandatory workstream.
Not just for crypto projects
Tokenization is a system of clear rules, data and access.
A token by itself does not solve a business problem. Value comes from making it clear what is documented, who receives which permission, how changes remain traceable and how customers, members or interested parties interact with the project.
Membership & access
Gated content, clubs, events, digital memberships and benefits.
Vouchers & presales
Redeemable services, pre-orders and project-specific access models.
Evidence & governance
Documented rules, approvals, status and traceable decisions.
How we implement it
From project model to controlled operations.
- 01 — Scope & gate
What is tokenized?
Asset, utility, exclusions, target groups, roles and legal questions are defined before technical work starts.
- 02 — Rules & data
A traceable foundation
Project status, supply, treasury rules, permissions and public information are structured.
- 03 — Devnet prototype
Test safely
Wallet, mint, vaults, sale or claim flows and admin operations are verified with test values.
- 04 — Portal & integration
More than a smart contract
Website, project portal, wallet connection, status views and optional KYC/CRM integrations make the system usable.
- 05 — Mainnet readiness
Approval before activation
Security review, legal approval, final metadata, responsibility and operating plan are hard launch gates.
- 06 — Liquidity & listing
Transparent, never automatic
For tradable tokens, the pool, starting ratio, treasury or multisig rules and listing evidence follow only after a published plan.
Technology is not legal advice.
We do not build public marketing, a mainnet sale or a distribution mechanism without independent legal review. Whether a project triggers KYC/AML, investor checks, prospectus, licensing, tax or consumer-protection duties is decided by the legal and compliance workstream – not by code.
Subscription instead of unclear project hours
The same clear terms as our online shop packages.
We build the technical foundation and keep it maintained. External legal, KYC, audit, chain or liquidity costs are planned transparently as separate workstreams.
Technical start
12 months
€449/month
€1,490 setup
Then €249/month, cancellable monthly
- Project and token scope
- Devnet prototype, mint and wallet flow
- Base portal and status view
- 2m AI tokens for project knowledge
Most chosen package
24 months
€299/month
€990 setup
Then €229/month, cancellable monthly
- Everything in the starter package
- Expanded treasury and permission rules
- Prepared KYC and claim integration
- 4m AI tokens and priority support
Long-term operations
36 months
€249/month
€790 setup
Then €199/month, cancellable monthly
- Expandable token and portal core
- Launch, metadata and listing runbook
- Monitoring and regular operating review
- 6m AI tokens and priority support
Not included: legal or tax advice, regulatory approvals, external KYC/AML providers, independent smart-contract audits, mainnet gas, liquidity budget, DEX or data-provider fees and marketing budget. These items require separate approval before a real launch.
Frequently asked questions
Clarity before launch.
Can anything be tokenized?
Many rights, records and access models can be represented digitally. Whether a specific model is sensible and legally permitted is clarified first through project scope and independent professional advice.
Is the coffee farm a finished public investment offer?
No. The coffee farm is a technical reference from a devnet prototype. It demonstrates mint, treasury, vaults, sale status, metadata and a later liquidity/listing plan – not a public offer or a return promise.
Why is a portal part of the work?
Interested parties, the project team and eligible users need clear information, status, wallet or claim flows and documented rules. That turns a token into a usable digital process.
When are mainnet or liquidity activated?
Only after security review, an approved legal and compliance concept, final responsibilities and a transparent operating or liquidity plan. It is deliberately never automatic.
Start with your project model.
In an initial conversation, we clarify what should be represented digitally, which evidence is needed and whether a controlled devnet prototype is the right first step.
Discuss a tokenization project