Tokenize on Canton with Boli.
A bespoke engagement that takes you from interest to a production instance on Canton — built on Boli's asset patterns, compliance packs, identity bridges, and multi-VM mirror. For institutions deploying on Canton, for licensed issuers tokenizing an instrument, and for parties issuing through a Boli-onboarded issuer.
Boli is the operating layer and the standards. Canton is the rail. The engagement makes the two run for your asset.
Three ways to arrive at the same engagement.
The platform, the standards, and the scope conversation are the same. The instrument, the jurisdiction, the licensed party, and the counterparties are yours.
An institution standing up tokenized issuance, custody, or settlement infrastructure on Canton — bank, asset manager, custodian, exchange, sovereign issuer, central bank, registry operator.
A licensed issuer bringing a specific instrument or programme on-chain — a bond, a fund, a real-estate vehicle, a sukuk, a carbon programme, a sovereign register, a credential schema.
A party with a real-world asset — a developer, an operator, a corporate, an agency — that does not carry an issuer licence. The asset is yours; the issuance is routed through a licensed issuer already integrated with Boli.
Configured from the platform. Extended where the platform stops.
The engagement composes the Boli operating layer with custom development for whatever the platform does not already cover.
- Asset pattern configuration
- Tradeable, Registry-mirror, or Credential — selected and configured to the instrument. Every regulated asset class collapses to one of three Daml patterns.
- Compliance packs
- Eligibility, transfer restrictions, lockups, jurisdictional rules, sanctions screening — tuned from the named-pack catalog or written for the engagement.
- Identity bridge
- KYC, attestation, professional licence, and sovereign-credential flows wired through the TDIP-to-Canton bridge.
- Multi-VM mirror
- Canton settles; EVM and Solana mirror for distribution. Configured where a liquidity surface beyond Canton is required.
- Agentic runtime
- Autonomous asset operations — NAV reconciliation, compliance monitoring, MRV verification, redemption orchestration — under DID-bound mandates, verifiable in TEE, settled on Canton.
- Custody and back-office integration
- Connectivity into the institution's chosen custodian and existing systems of record. The institution keeps its keys, its custodian, and its accounting line.
- Marketplace listing
- Where applicable, listing into the Boli marketplace for intent-routed discovery across integrated venues.
Every engagement, three constants.
What the engagement does not do.
- Custody.
The institution chooses its custodian. The engagement integrates with that choice.
- Settlement-asset issuance.
Stablecoin, tokenized deposit, CBDC, or commercial-bank money — issued by a licensed party. Boli is settlement-asset-agnostic.
- Regulatory authorisation.
The institution carries its own licence in its own jurisdiction. The engagement does not provide regulatory cover.
Bring the instrument. We scope the rest.
The first conversation is a technical readout, not a sales call. We map the instrument to a pattern, the jurisdiction to a pack, and the counterparty graph to the integration surface.