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    • The Power of Single Ledger Settlement
      • Chapter 1: Introduction to Single Ledger Settlement: Understanding the Basics
      • Chapter 2: Tokenization: The Digital Transformation of Assets
      • Chapter 3: How Single Ledger Settlement Works
      • Chapter 4: Revolutionizing the Auto Dealership Industry
      • Chapter 5: Supply Chain and Logistics – Enhancing Transparency and Efficiency
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      • Chapter 7: Healthcare – Streamlining Patient Data and Payments
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      • Chapter 9: Digital Payments – The New Era of Instant, Transparent Transactions
      • Chapter 10: Tokenization and Payroll – A New Frontier in Employee Compensation
      • Chapter 11: Reducing Costs with Single Ledger Settlement
      • Chapter 12: Legal Implications and Compliance
      • Chapter 13: Overcoming Challenges in Adopting Single Ledger Settlement
      • Chapter 14: Case Studies – Real-World Applications of Single Ledger Settlement
      • Chapter 15: The Future of Business Operations – A Unified Ledger for the Global Economy
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Establishing a Legal Entity for Token Issuance

A Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) or Special Purpose Company (SPC) is required to issue and manage security tokens, ensuring legal and financial separation between the tokenized asset and the issuer’s other business operations.

Key Considerations for Establishing the Legal Entity

  • The entity must comply with securities laws in the chosen jurisdiction.

  • Know Your Business (KYB) verification is required to confirm the legitimacy of the issuing company.

  • The entity structure impacts taxation, liability, and investor protections.


Entity Types for Token Issuance

  • SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle) - Used for single-asset tokenization, ensuring direct legal ownership over the asset.

  • SPC (Special Purpose Company) - Suitable for multi-asset tokenization, where each portfolio (sub-fund) is legally separated.

  • Tokenization Trust - Used in jurisdictions where SPVs or SPCs are not ideal, ensuring secure asset management on behalf of token holders.


Why This Step Matters

  • Provides legal protection and operational clarity for the issuance of security tokens.

  • Ensures compliance with anti-money laundering (AML) and securities laws.

  • Establishes trust with investors by verifying the legitimacy of the issuing entity.


By structuring the token issuance entity correctly, issuers create a legally compliant, investor-friendly, and operationally efficient tokenization framework.

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