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  • Welcome to Stobox
  • Stobox Company
    • Overview
      • Key Tokenization Trends
      • Tokenization Market Challenges in 2025
      • Stobox’s Mission and Business Objectives
      • Business Model Framework
      • Market Demand & Business Cases
      • Compliance & Security
      • Advantages
      • Values
      • Social Impact
    • Stobox Assets
      • Stobox Token (STBU)
      • Stobox Security Token (STBX)
    • Investor Relations
  • PRODUCTS
    • Stobox 4
      • Introduction
      • Key Features
        • Wallet Management
          • Understanding MPC-CMP
          • Multi-Device Security
          • Multi-Blockchain Support
          • Full Private Key Takeover 🔥
          • Supported Assets
        • Blockchain dApps Connectivity
        • Compliance and Regulatory Framework
        • Asset Tokenization Module
        • Roles and User Management System
        • Financial Operations, Integration, and Settlement Mechanics
        • Trust, Transparency, and Audits
      • Roadmap
        • Stobox 4 Beta Version 1.2
        • Stobox 4 Beta Version 1.4
      • Accounts & Subscription Plans
        • For Individuals
        • For Businesses
      • Integrations
        • Blockchains
        • Protocols
        • Assets
      • Reward Centre
    • Stobox V3
      • DS Dashboard V3
      • DS Swap
      • STV2 Stobox Protocol
        • Roles
        • Limits
        • Mint, Burn and Treasury Management
        • Lock-Ups
        • Contract Governance
    • STV3 Stobox Protocol
    • Stobox DID
    • Stobox Oracle
  • ENTERPRISE
    • Stobox API
    • Stobox 4 Whitelabel
  • TURN-KEY SERVICES
    • RWA Tokenization Framework
      • Disclaimer
      • Phase 0 - Setting Up the Stobox Product Environment
        • Input Company Identifiers and Social Media Links
      • Phase 1: Defining an Asset
        • Step 1: Choose Asset Country
        • Step 2: Choose Asset Type
        • Step 3: Select Underlying Asset Class
        • Step 4: Including Asset Ownership Documentation
        • Step 5: Tokenized Asset Valuation
        • Step 6: Stablecoin Selection & Settlement
        • Step 7: Including Legal Status Documentation
        • Step 8: Connect Proof of Reserves
      • Phase 2: Defining Issuing Framework
        • Step 9: Select an Issuing Country
        • Step 9-A: Complete KYB for SPV
        • Step 10: Select Type of Tokens
        • Step 11: Select Token Rights
        • Step 12: Select Applicable License
        • Step 13: Define Token Parameters
        • Step 14: Assigning an ISIN
        • Step 15: Define Token Yield
        • Step 16: Define Token Accepted Countries List
      • Phase 3: Preparing for the Issuance
        • Step 17: Adding Token Issuing Documentation
        • Step 18: Data Validation and Token Creation
      • Phase 4: STO Deployment & Regulatory Confirmation
        • Step 19: Determining the Registration Status of the Offering
        • Step 20: Selecting STO Regulations
          • United States: Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Frameworks
            • Regulation D (Rule 506(b) and Rule 506(c))
            • Regulation S
            • Regulation A+ (Tier 1 and Tier 2)
          • European Union Regulations
            • Qualified Investors Exemption
            • Small Offers Exemption
            • Full Prospectus Registration
          • Switzerland FINMA Frameworks
            • Qualified Investor Exemption
            • Small Offers Exemption
            • Full Registration for Public Offerings
          • United Kingdom FCA Frameworks
            • Qualified Investor Exemption
            • Small Offers Exemption
            • Full Registration for Public Offerings
          • Global Investor Outreach
        • Step 21: Establishing the Reporting Schedule
        • Step 22: Selecting the Type of STO Offering
        • Step 23: Security Token Offering (STO) Terms
        • Step 24: Data Validation and STO Offering Launch
  • CONCEPTS
    • Tokenization of Time
      • Introduction
      • Exploring the Benefits of Time Tokenization
      • Mechanism of Time Tokenization
      • Liquidity in Professional Services
      • Global Impact and Solutions to Systemic Issues
      • Time-Backed Securities and Investment Funds
    • 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
      • Chapter 6: Tokenization in Real Estate – Simplifying Transactions and Ownership
      • Chapter 7: Healthcare – Streamlining Patient Data and Payments
      • Chapter 8: Smart Contracts – Automating and Simplifying Business Processes
      • 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
  • DeFi
    • Staking Program
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  1. PRODUCTS
  2. Stobox 4
  3. Integrations

Blockchains

Stobox 4 is designed to be a versatile platform, integrating multiple blockchain ecosystems to ensure users have access to a wide array of tokenized assets.

Supported Blockchains

Stobox 4 is designed to seamlessly integrate with a diverse range of blockchains, focusing on both EVM-compatible and other prominent networks to ensure robust functionality and scalability. Below is the list of supported blockchains:

  • Ethereum (ETH): The foundational platform for decentralized applications, renowned for its robust security and extensive liquidity.

  • Arbitrum (ARB): A Layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum that enhances transaction throughput and reduces fees by processing transactions off-chain before finalizing them on the Ethereum mainnet.

  • Optimism (OP): Another Layer 2 solution for Ethereum, utilizing optimistic rollups to increase transaction speed and lower costs while maintaining security through the Ethereum mainnet.

  • Polygon (MATIC): A multi-chain scaling solution that provides interoperability and scalability for Ethereum-compatible blockchains, offering faster transactions and lower fees.

  • Base (BASE): A Layer 2 solution developed by Coinbase, designed to offer a secure, low-cost, developer-friendly environment for building decentralized applications on the Ethereum blockchain.

  • Avalanche (AVAX): A high-performance blockchain platform that supports the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), enabling developers to deploy Ethereum-compatible smart contracts with higher throughput and lower latency.

  • Binance Smart Chain (BSC): An EVM-compatible blockchain known for its fast block times and low transaction fees, widely used for decentralized finance (DeFi) applications.

  • Bitcoin (BTC): The original and most widely recognized cryptocurrency, operating on its own blockchain, primarily used as a store of value and medium of exchange.

  • Plume (PLUME): A blockchain platform designed for high-performance applications, focusing on scalability and efficiency to support a wide range of use cases.

This diverse blockchain support ensures that Stobox 4 delivers a flexible and efficient environment for tokenization, catering to a wide range of user needs and applications.

Post-Beta, Stobox 4 plans to expand its blockchain support.

  • Non-EVM Chains. Including Bitcoin for its widespread adoption and security, Solana for its high throughput, Ripple for its focus on cross-border payments, and Algorand for its pure proof-of-stake consensus mechanism. This expansion aims to cover a broad spectrum of blockchain technologies, ensuring Stobox 4 remains at the forefront of digital asset management.

Advantages of MPC Technology Across Multiple Chains

The Multi-Party Computation (MPC) wallet technology in Stobox 4 offers significant benefits when managing assets across various blockchains. MPC ensures that key management is distributed across multiple parties, reducing the risk of single-point failures. This is particularly beneficial when dealing with assets across different blockchains, as it maintains a high level of security without the need for separate wallets for each blockchain.

The integration of diverse blockchains and protocols means users can engage with a full spectrum of the blockchain economy from a single platform. This not only simplifies access but also fosters an environment where different types of digital assets can interact, potentially leading to new financial products and services.

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