Always-on

Your fund, open 24/7.

No market hours, no cut-offs. Investors can view, subscribe, transfer and settle at any hour, from any device, with your rules checked every time.

The problem today

Closed nights, weekends and public holidays

Most funds run on strict domestic business hours. Subscriptions that arrive after the afternoon cut-off wait until the next working day. Traditional registry systems pause outside local operation windows, forcing international applications to wait for a local processing cycle before anything moves.

What changes for your fund

A global investor base.

Your fund is open when your investors are, including those offshore, in their own time zone. That gives an Australian fund a real edge in winning international capital and growing AUM.

Processing without friction.

Applications and settlement events can occur across varying time zones without waiting for the next domestic business cycle. Capital moves efficiently.

Investors served on their schedule.

Holdings, statements and transactions are available any time, on any device. Sophisticated investors notice a fund that matches their institutional pace.

How it works

Built on infrastructure
that never closes

Tokeniser runs around the clock. Subscriptions, transfers and distributions are processed whenever they come in, and every one is checked against your fund's rules first, day or night. Nothing queues for the morning.

A 24-hour clock showing transactions settled at 2am, 9am and 7pm. Nothing queues for the morning.

Get started now

Start without changing everything

  • Your core administrative platform can be activated alongside existing legacy systems.
  • The investor portal and instant settlement are available from day one.
  • Secondary transfers are ready to switch on when your fund is.

160+

funds and companies

A$2B+

transacted

A$1.2B

issued

WHY TOKENISE? WHY NOW?

Three briefs. One argument.

The commercial case for tokenisation, the window of opportunity now open in Australia, and the cost of waiting. Each brief stands alone; together they make the complete case.