Protocol and platform
for private markets.
The protocol handles issuance, settlement, transfer rules, and fee logic. The platform handles the operational reality: issuer setup, investor onboarding, compliance, NAV, reporting, distributions, governance rights, and Cadmos Pay distribution.
Move fund administration out of spreadsheets.
Subscriptions, NAV, redemptions, fees, distributions, and transfers become self-enforcing protocol logic and an immutable operating record.
Configure the vehicle; do not rebuild the stack.
Chain, currency, share classes, access policy, fee logic, and investor flows are configured from the platform, not rebuilt for every issuance.
A real operating platform, not a deployment widget.
Issuer teams get an admin workspace. Investors get a branded portal. Smart contracts enforce the economic and compliance rules underneath.
Offer the product wherever investors already are.
Publish through a branded web surface, run subscriptions through the portal, or add Cadmos Pay for bank-to-invest distribution.
One infrastructure for the full operating cycle.
Cadmos brings issuer setup, investor onboarding, compliance, settlement, NAV, reporting, fees, and distribution into one controlled operating layer.
One back-office record
Subscription ledgers, NAV, fees, and redemptions stay in one auditable system.
Configuration-first launch
Each issuance starts from a working stack, not a blank build.
Platform, protocol, Pay
Issuer portal, investor portal, contracts, and optional Cadmos Pay distribution work together.
Three surfaces, one operating model.
The protocol executes the rules. The platform gives issuers and investors a usable operating surface. The Cadmos API and Pay rail connect distribution, wallets, onboarding, and bank-to-invest flows.



The Asset Management Protocol
Smart-contract vehicles for issuing, settling, transferring, rewarding, and administering tokenized private-market interests.



The Fund Tokenization Platform
The platform turns lifecycle events into admin and investor workflows people can actually operate.
Distribution and investor execution layer
The Cadmos API connects external surfaces to subscriptions, KYC state, wallets, documents, and events. Cadmos Pay adds a native bank-to-invest path for qualifying issuances.
One operating console for issuers, managers, and service providers.
Deploy, configure, and run the issuance lifecycle without losing control of the record.
- A 01
User and administrator management
Give issuer, manager, administrator, and service-provider teams scoped access.
- A 02
Issuance launcher and configuration
Configure chain, base currency, share classes, fees, and compliance parameters in one pass.
- A 03
Operate from a single pane
Track status, update NAV, settle flows, pay fees, and distribute income from the same console.
- A 04
Whitelist and compliance policy
Set transfer rules and push whitelist constraints directly to the token layer.
- A 05
Admin rights configuration
Assign granular rights to accounts, multisigs, or contract-controlled roles.
A branded investor portal with documents, holdings, and a clear subscribe path.
Investors see terms, holdings, documents, distributions, and direct subscribe/redeem actions in one place.
- I 01
Issuance listing and discovery
Each issuance has a dedicated page for terms, strategy, performance, and factsheets.
- I 02
Direct subscription and redemption
Qualified investors subscribe, redeem, and collect distributions without leaving the portal.
- I 03
Investor reporting
Holdings, NAV history, distributions, and benchmark performance stay current.
- I 04
Wallet integration
MetaMask, WalletConnect, and Trust Wallet are supported; Cadmos Pay users get an embedded wallet.
KYC, signature, whitelist — tied to the transfer layer.
KYC, legal signature, and wallet eligibility become the conditions for transfer, not paperwork outside the system.
- C 01
Automated KYC
ID, liveness, proof of residence, sanctions, and investor classification run in one flow.
- C 02
Legal onboarding and e-signature
Documents are uploaded once, routed for signature, and locked to the investor profile.
- C 03
Investor whitelist
Primary and secondary-market eligibility is enforced at the token layer.
- C 04
Transfer controls
Restrict transfers, freeze accounts, or open transferability per issuance.
NAV pricing and DvP settlement, without the spreadsheet ledger.
Subscriptions and redemptions settle at NAV, with cash and tokens moving together or not at all.
- S 01
NAV-based subscription and redemption
Investor flows price against the current NAV and settle on-chain.
- S 02
Delivery versus payment
Cash and issuance tokens move together, or neither leg clears.
- S 03
Configurable cadence and limits
Ticket sizes, cooldowns, windows, and pause controls are set per issuance.
- S 04
Peer-to-peer transfer
Whitelisted secondary transfers happen directly on-chain.
A live audit trail for every material event.
NAV, ledger state, admin actions, and investor events become live records, not post-launch reconciliation.
- R 01
Real-time NAV and history
NAV updates become historical snapshots for charts and factsheets.
- R 02
Blockchain-enforced audit trail
Whitelist updates, NAV changes, settlements, and fee payments emit events.
- R 03
Automated factsheets
Factsheets update from NAV, positions, and distribution events.
- R 04
Snapshots and governance
Snapshots give distributions, rewards, and votes a consistent cap-table state.
Fees and distributions calculated from the same source of truth.
Fee math and distributions run from lifecycle events instead of separate admin files.
- F 01
Management and admin fees
Annual management and admin fees accrue and settle from configured rules.
- F 02
Performance fees with hurdles
Set benchmarks, crystallisation, soft hurdles, and hard hurdles per issuance.
- F 03
Entry, exit, and referral fees
Entry, exit, and referral fees are configured per issuance.
- F 04
Distributions and airdrops
Income can be capitalized or paid pro-rata in the selected ERC-20.
Structure changes should be configuration, not rebuilds.
Share classes, feeders, and SPVs are modeled as structure options instead of one-off engineering projects.
- X 01
Multi-class support
Differentiate fees, access, reporting, and distribution policy by class.
- X 02
Master / feeder architectures
Tokenized feeders connect to existing master structures.
- X 03
SPV wrappers
Standalone SPV issuances support ring-fenced deals and tranches.
- X 04
Any EVM chain, any ERC-20 base
Chain and base currency are configured per issuance.
Granular rights, built for multi-admin operations.
Administrative rights are split by role, action, wallet, and governance maturity, so control can evolve without breaking operations.
- G 01
Multi-administrator model
Issuer, manager, administrator, and provider roles each get scoped permissions.
- G 02
Multisig-ready
High-impact roles can be held by a Safe or equivalent multisig.
- G 03
Progressive decentralisation
Rights can be renounced as the structure matures.
- G 04
Modular architecture
Use the full stack or specific modules under an existing admin framework.
Bank-to-invest distribution, without forcing Web3 on investors.
For qualifying issuances, Cadmos Pay opens a full flow from a dedicated IBAN to a whitelist-enforced, on-chain subscription. Investors deposit from their own bank, hold an app balance, and subscribe through a digital-banking experience while stablecoin settlement runs underneath.
Dedicated IBAN
Each investor gets a Cadmos Pay account with its own IBAN and rails in EUR, USD, GBP, MXN, and BRL. Deposits from any bank route directly in.
Wallet balance
Bank deposits convert to stablecoin and sit in the investor's self-custody wallet. Balances stay liquid between subscriptions.
Compliant subscription
Subscription into the issuance runs through the same contract and whitelist. Distributions and redemptions route back to the same wallet or bank account.
Cadmos Pay distribution is optional and reserved for qualifying issuances. Read the full bank-to-invest section on the homepage for the product sequence.
Go deeper on protocol, compliance, and implementation.
Contract interfaces, compliance model, admin rights, chain configuration, integration guides, and event schemas, maintained and versioned alongside the platform itself.
Book a structuring session.
A 45-minute working session with the Cadmos launch team. We map the structure, investor profile, operating model, and launch path.