Common questions about our products
- Which product should I choose if I'm raising for the first time on ScaleXB?
- Most first-time users start with Tokenized Equity. It covers standard private rounds for 10 to 150 investors at €50k to €5M. Your backers share in your success, and you keep full control. If you're raising money you plan to pay back, look at the Tokenized Bond. If you want to leave the valuation question to your next lead investor, look at the Tokenized Convertible. A diagnostic call is the fastest way to be sure.
- What is Tokenized Equity, in plain terms?
- It's a profit-participation right: your investor puts in money and, in return, shares in your profits and in the growth of your company's value. Economically, it's like being a shareholder, but without becoming one legally. No voting rights given up, no notary appointment, no entry in the commercial register. For founders that means: money in, control kept, cap table clean. (In Austrian and German law this instrument is long established and known as a Genussrecht.)
- Can I use more than one product in the same raise?
- Yes. A common pattern is Tokenized Equity plus a Bond in the same round: some investors want upside, others want fixed returns. Or a Tokenized Convertible bridging into a later priced round. All three products share the same investor onboarding, KYC/AML, and reporting infrastructure, so running two instruments in parallel doesn't double your operational work.
- Is tokenization the same as a crypto offering?
- No. ScaleXB's instruments, whether a profit-participation right, a bond, or a convertible, are legally regular securities issued through digital-native infrastructure. "Tokenized" just means the paperwork lives digitally: signed online, tracked automatically, with a full audit trail. There is no token sale, no public exchange listing, and no cryptocurrency involved. Your instruments behave like conventional private securities in every legal and tax respect.
- Who holds custody of the securities?
- ScaleXB is a technology platform, not a custodian. Investors hold their own securities through the platform's digital infrastructure, and the legal issuer remains your operating company for all three instruments. We can walk through the specific mechanics on a diagnostic call.
- Can investors transfer their holdings after the raise closes?
- Yes, with the appropriate compliance checks. Transfers between investors are available as an add-on module and run with the same KYC/AML enforcement as the original issuance.
- What happens if I want to migrate off ScaleXB later?
- Your investor register, records, and compliance documentation are yours. You can export everything in standard formats and move to any other platform or back to a traditional structure. We do not lock you in through data portability restrictions.