The TMI allows you to create new assets or bring real-world assets on-chain via deploying a new token or "digital representation" of the real asset.

Create new tokens

Compatible token standards

Issuers first select the token standard based on their use-case.

Specify on-chain information

All contracts require basic information, including:

• Name
• Symbol or ticker
• Number of assets
• Custom data relevant to the asset

Additionally, you can specify additional features:

• freeze and unfreeze the asset remotely
• burn or mint new supply

Finally, the contract must be deployed on the chain of your choice. An omnichain deployment happens at the next steps when a sale is created.

Use cases

Any tangible or non-tangible asset can be be tokenized. Below are a few examples:

• Financial asset: Equities, debt, funds, baskets..
• Property and real estate: corporate, residential, hospitality..
• Digital items: Cryptocurrencies, stable coins, etc.
• Legal asset: Intellectual property (IP), licenses, etc.
• Collectibles: Art collectibles, etc.

Importing tokens

Use case

Alternatively, TMI also accepts existing tokens to

• Add a compliance layer on top of a token
• Store tokens in a vault to fractionalize them
• Combine tokens with another token to create a new product, fund, vault...
• Deploy tokens in an omnichain environment

In this scenario, the imported tokens are wrapped into a vault and then fractionalized.

Compatible token standards

The market infrastructure is compatible with the following token standards on EVM chain