heartstocks and Trever are collaborating strategically so that financial institutions can distribute and operate tokenised units in KAGB structures. heartstocks handles structuring and issuance, in partnership with an affiliated registered capital management company (KVG). Trever provides the operating layer banks use to manage these units day to day and connect them to tokenisation venues, registries and custodians.
- heartstocks structures and issues tokenised units in KAGB structures and provides the regulatory and product framework.
- Trever provides the operating layer for banks and connects them with tokenisation venues, registries and custodians.
- Goal: banks can offer their clients alternative investments as tokenised fund units and scale their operations.
Why do banks need an end-to-end setup?
Tokenised fund units let banks expand their product range with alternative investments. To fit such products into a regulated banking environment, issuance, custody, trading, settlement and record-keeping must integrate seamlessly with existing infrastructure.
Who takes which role?
- heartstocks: structuring and issuing tokenised units in KAGB structures, in partnership with an affiliated registered KVG. heartstocks provides the regulatory and product framework that makes alternative investments accessible on-chain.
- Trever: the operating layer banks need to manage tokenised fund units day to day and connect them with market participants such as tokenisation venues, registries and custodians.
Together, both companies cover the path from structuring and issuance to secure, scalable operation within regulated financial institutions.
Contacts
For questions about this setup, contact Thomas Langbein (Trever) or Enno Henke (heartstocks).