Capital stays in the fund.
Redemptions drain the fund. Secondary transfers do not. The position simply moves to a new holder, and your strategy stays intact.
Secondary transfer
Change hands, any day.
No redemption window needed. Investors can exit by transferring their position to another eligible investor, without touching the fund's capital.
The problem today
Locked in until the window opens
In most private funds, an investor who wants out has one option: wait for the next redemption window. When the window arrives, the fund has to find the cash, sometimes by selling assets it would rather keep. For many investors, that lock-up is the reason they say no in the first place.
What changes for your fund
Easier to raise into.
Investors commit more readily when they know there is a way out. A clear exit path removes one of the biggest objections to a private fund, and helps you grow AUM.
A liquidity edge.
Liquidity between windows is rare in private markets. Offering secondary transfers gives your fund a structural advantage that traditional operators cannot easily match.
How it works
Your rules, on every transfer
When an incoming and outgoing investor agree to a transaction, ownership and payment swap in a single step. Only investors who meet your fund's eligibility rules can participate, and your limits apply automatically. Every transfer is recorded on your register the moment it happens.
Get ready now
Set up today, switch on when you are ready
- Onboard your fund and investors now, alongside your current registry.
- Secondary transfer is built into the platform, ready to switch on when your fund is.
- You choose who can trade, when, and on what terms.
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.