Tokenization has the potential to transform the landscape of asset ownership and investment, heralding a pivotal moment in its widespread adoption. This innovative technology has the potential to completely overhaul traditional investment and ownership structures by slashing transaction costs, fostering transparency, and injecting greater liquidity into the market. By democratizing access to investment opportunities, we are not just redefining our understanding of property, commodities, and worth, but fundamentally transforming how we engage with these vital pillars of economic systems.

The tokenization of tangible assets isn’t a distant vision; it’s unfolding in the present moment. This paradigm shift is laying the groundwork for a financial ecosystem where digital tokens serve as proxies for real-world assets, democratizing access not only for elite or institutional investors, but for the general public as well.

Key Numbers about Tokenization

$10,9 trillion

potential value of the tokenized asset market by 2030

at least $3.5 billion

value of tokenized real estate across the world in 2024

$3.32 billion

of global GDP in 2027 will be tokenized assets

20%

potential reduction in real estate transaction costs that tokenization could facilitate

$118.6 billion

valuation of the real-world asset tokenization industry as of September 2024

32%

growth in the total market capitalization of tokenized assets in 2024

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Ganna Voievodina

Manimama

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«Tokenization isn’t just about convenience; it’s about establishing a foundation of trust. With the power of blockchain technology, every transaction, every change in ownership is meticulously recorded. This creates an unchangeable audit trail, fostering transparency and accountability while protecting your business interests and providing investors with peace of mind».

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Our Tokenization Services

Manimama is recognized as a specialist in the sphere of tokenization. We have a vast range of solutions tailored to any business on the white-glove basis. Our expertise in asset tokenization includes:

Luxury Units Tokenization

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Real Estate Tokenization

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Security Token Tokenization

Dive in the world of tokens. Learn more about security tokens, their issuance rules, regulations and how to monetize this knowledge.

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Tokenization of Vehicles

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Utility Token Issuance

Learn more about the nature of utility token, its usage in business and how to convert technology into prosper venture.

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What Can You Get with Tokenization?

Increased liquidity

Tokenization can make traditionally illiquid assets, such as real estate or artwork, more easily tradable. By representing these assets as tokens on a blockchain, they can be bought and sold on digital exchanges, often 24/7. This opens up new investment opportunities and can improve price discovery.

Tradability on exchanges
Tokenizing an asset allows it to be listed on digital exchanges, which often operate 24/7. This provides a wider market for buying and selling the asset, compared to traditional markets that may have limited operating hours or geographical restrictions.
Fractionalization
By dividing an asset into smaller tokens, tokenization allows investors to buy and sell smaller portions. This attracts a larger pool of potential buyers and sellers, increasing the overall trading activity and thus, liquidity.
Reduced barriers to entry
With fractional ownership, the minimum investment amount for traditionally illiquid assets is lowered. This broadens the investor base, leading to increased demand and potential for faster trade.

Efficiency and cost reduction

Tokenization can streamline transactions by automating processes through smart contracts. This reduces the need for intermediaries, such as brokers or notaries, potentially leading to faster settlement times and lower fees.

Automation through smart contracts
Smart contracts can streamline many processes within tokenization. They can automatically execute transactions, enforce ownership rules, distribute dividends, and more. This minimizes the need for manual intervention by intermediaries, reducing administrative overhead and potential errors.
Elimination of intermediaries
Tokenization can create more direct connections between buyers and sellers. Traditional transactions often involve various intermediaries like brokers, lawyers, and escrow services. Tokenization can minimize or eliminate the need for these intermediaries, resulting in lower fees and faster settlement times.
Simplified compliance
Smart contracts can embed regulatory compliance rules directly into tokens. This automates compliance checks and reduces the administrative burden for both issuers and investors.

Global reach

Blockchain-based tokenization eliminates geographical barriers. Investors from around the world can access tokenized assets through online marketplaces, creating a larger pool of potential buyers and sellers and broadening the investment landscape.

Reduced frictions in cross-border transactions
Tokenization can minimize the complexities of cross-border investments. Regulations across jurisdictions, currency conversions, and settlement delays are traditional hurdles. Tokenization creates a more unified global marketplace, easing these pain points.
Diversification opportunities
Global reach through tokenization enables investors to diversify their portfolios with assets from different markets and industries. Investors may be able to tap into unique real estate opportunities in other countries, access rare collectibles from around the world, or participate in startups located across multiple continents.
Borderless transactions
The decentralized nature of blockchain technology and tokenization platforms eliminates geographical barriers. Investors worldwide can potentially participate in tokenized asset markets, increasing a project’s exposure to capital and broadening the investor base.

Enhanced security

Blockchain technology, often used with tokenization, provides a secure and tamper-proof record of ownership and transactions. This reduces the risk of fraud and increases the overall security of the asset.

Cryptographic protection
Token ownership and transactions are secured using advanced cryptography. This makes it extremely difficult for hackers or malicious actors to intercept or modify data on the blockchain.
Decentralized structure
Unlike traditional databases, blockchains are distributed across a network of computers. This eliminates single points of failure, making it much harder for a single entity to compromise the system and alter records.
Auditability
Each transaction on the blockchain creates a permanent, timestamped record. This provides a transparent and easily auditable trail for ownership history and asset movements, making fraudulent activity much easier to detect and deter.

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Professional Team

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Business Oriented

We provide business-oriented solutions tailored to your specific goals and strategies

Full Support

We offer full support during and after a project, ensuring you have the resources you need to succeed

How Does Tokenization Work?

Tokenization is a multi-step process that transforms real-world assets into digital tokens on a blockchain. In this model, the entire tokenization process is conducted through a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) – a legal entity that holds the asset. Investors do not own the asset directly; instead, they own shares (equity) in the SPV, which in turn owns 100% of the real estate or another asset. Below is a detailed step-by-step guide on how the process works.

Asset Selection and Legal Compliance

Before initiating tokenization, the first step is to select the asset and ensure it meets legal and regulatory requirements. The asset is then transferred to a SPV, which will issue tokenized shares representing fractional ownership in the company.

Example: A commercial property worth $10M is transferred to an SPV, which then issues 1 million digital shares (tokens), each representing a fraction of the SPV’s equity rather than direct real estate ownership.
Smart Contract Development

A smart contract is created to govern the issuance, distribution, and management of the tokenized shares. This ensures automated compliance and transparency in ownership transfers.

Example: A tokenized SPV share can be programmed to automatically distribute dividends to investors based on rental income from the real estate owned by the SPV.
Token Issuance and Fractionalization

Once the SPV is established and smart contracts are deployed, tokens representing shares in the SPV are issued on a blockchain network.

Example: Instead of needing $1M to buy a piece of real estate or another asset, an investor can buy 100,000 tokens for $1 each, representing 10% ownership in the SPV, which in turn owns 100% of the property.
Investor Onboarding

Before investors can purchase tokenized SPV shares, they must go through a verification process to ensure compliance with legal requirements.

Example: An investor wants to buy SPV tokens representing a stake in a luxury property. Before purchasing, they must verify their identity and undergo KYC screening to comply with AML and financial regulations.
Trading, Liquidity and Secondary Market Access

Once issued, SPV tokens can be traded on regulated platforms or peer-to-peer markets, depending on the compliance framework.

Example: A real estate token holder can sell their tokens on a compliant exchange, providing liquidity without needing to sell the entire property.
Asset Management and Dividends Distribution

As the SPV owns the underlying asset, token holders receive dividends or profits based on the asset’s performance.

Example: A tokenized rental property generates $1M in yearly rental income. If an investor owns 10% of the SPV’s shares, they receive $100,000 in dividends, automatically distributed via blockchain.
Exit Strategies and Redemption

Investors have multiple options for exiting their investment in the SPV structure.

Example: An investor holding real estate security tokens sells their shares on a regulated exchange, exiting their investment without affecting property ownership.

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How to Partner with Manimama for Tokenization Services?

As a leading law firm specializing in tokenization and blockchain regulations, Manimama ensures full compliance with global securities laws, regulatory frameworks, and asset ownership protection when structuring tokenized investments.

Here’s how we engage and work with our clients:

Initial Consultation
- You contact Manimama for an initial consultation
- Our tokenization experts evaluate your asset type, investment goals, and jurisdictional compliance requirements
Legal Structuring and Compliance Review
- Our legal team assesses the regulatory framework based on your asset type and jurisdiction, and determines whether your token falls under security, utility, or non-fungible (NFT) classifications
- We develop corporate structure and handle the registration of a legal entity to hold the asset before issuing the tokens, if required
- Compliance with AML, KYC, and securities regulations is ensured
Whitepaper and Legal Documentation Preparation
- We draft or legally review the whitepaper, ensuring compliance with securities regulations
- Our team prepares Token Sale Terms and Conditions, Token Purchase Agreements and other documents
- Providing legal disclaimers and risk disclosures to avoid regulatory violations
Licensing Compliance
- Our lawyers register the tokenized asset with financial regulators (if required)
- Ensuring AML/KYC processes are integrated for investor onboarding
- Communication with regulators to ensure tax compliance and reporting obligations
Exchange Listing and Post-Issuance Compliance
- Manimama can assess the feasibility of listing on regulated security exchanges or decentralized platforms
- We assist in preparing all necessary documentation for potential listing on security token platforms, if needed
- Providing legal monitoring to ensure continued compliance with laws

Frequently Asked Questions

What is asset tokenization?

Asset tokenization is the process of converting real-world assets, such as real estate, commodities, or intellectual property, into digital tokens on a blockchain. These tokens represent ownership, making assets more divisible, accessible, and tradable.
How does tokenization work?

Tokenization involves digitizing an asset by issuing blockchain-based tokens that signify ownership rights. These tokens can be bought, sold, or traded on digital platforms, allowing for easier asset transfer and liquidity.
What types of assets can be tokenized?
A wide range of assets can be tokenized, including:
- Real estate (commercial and residential properties)
- Luxury assets (art, jewelry, collectibles)
- Security tokens (representing equity or debt in a company)
- Utility tokens (granting access to products or services)
- Vehicles and yachts
- Intellectual property (patents, copyrights)
What are the benefits of asset tokenization?
Tokenization offers multiple advantages, including:
- Increased liquidity by enabling fractional ownership
- Faster and more secure transactions
- Lower costs by eliminating intermediaries
- Global accessibility, allowing international investors to participate
- Transparency and immutability via blockchain technology
Is asset tokenization legal?

Yes, but regulations vary depending on the country and type of asset being tokenized. Security tokens, for example, must comply with financial regulations such as the SEC (U.S.), MiCA (EU), or other relevant frameworks.
What is the difference between security tokens and utility tokens?
- Security tokens represent financial assets like shares, bonds, or investment contracts and are subject to financial regulations.
- Utility tokens provide access to a service or product but do not grant ownership or investment rights.
Can real estate be tokenized?

Yes, real estate tokenization allows property owners to divide real estate into digital shares, enabling fractional ownership. This makes real estate investment more accessible and liquid.
What are the costs associated with asset tokenization?
Costs vary depending on the asset type and regulatory requirements but typically include:
- Legal and compliance fees
- Smart contract development
- Blockchain transaction fees
- Custodial and exchange listing costs (if applicable)
How does tokenization improve liquidity?

By fractionalizing assets into smaller, tradable units, tokenization allows investors to buy and sell portions of an asset, rather than needing to purchase the entire asset. This increases market participation and liquidity.
What are the risks associated with tokenization?
- Regulatory uncertainty – compliance requirements vary by jurisdiction.
- Market adoption – secondary markets for security tokens are still evolving.
- Security risks – potential cyber threats if not properly safeguarded.
How does Manimama Law Firm ensure regulatory compliance?

We work with legal experts to ensure compliance with AML (Anti-Money Laundering), KYC (Know Your Customer), and securities regulations across different jurisdictions.
How can I start tokenizing my assets with Manimama Law Firm?
To begin the tokenization process, contact us for a consultation, where we’ll discuss:
- The asset type and feasibility of tokenization
- Legal and regulatory considerations
- Blockchain and technical setup
- Token issuance and distribution strategy