Getting Started for Investors
This section describes how individual investors join the Stobox 4 ecosystem, complete identity verification, receive an MPC wallet, fund it, participate in tokenized offerings, and manage their assets. It reflects the correct architecture: MPC wallets are issued only to individuals and hold both stablecoins and tokenized assets.
Business entities do not receive MPC wallets; they use Operational Vaults (embedded wallets) integrated at the issuer level.
Creating an Investor Account
Individual investors enter Stobox 4 through:
The issuer’s Investor Portal
The main Stobox 4 investor entry point
Distributor or partner platforms integrated through Stobox APIs
Registration Steps
Click Sign Up.
Enter your email and a password.
Fill in basic profile information.
Confirm your email address.
Access your investor dashboard.
At this stage, the account exists but cannot yet interact with regulated offerings until verified.
Completing KYC Verification
Since MPC wallets belong exclusively to individuals, only KYC is required at this stage; no KYB processes apply to MPC wallet issuance.
KYC Requirements
Individuals must submit:
A government-issued identity document
Personal information
Optional residency proof (if required by issuer compliance settings)
Investor classification declarations (such as accredited or professional investor status)
Post-KYC Outcome
Once approved:
The investor receives a Stobox DID, which contains their verified identity attributes
A personal MPC wallet is automatically verified
The investor gains access to available offerings based on their eligibility
No business-level verification is attached to MPC wallets, as they are strictly personal wallets.
Investor Types & Eligibility
Investors receive a classification based on:
KYC results
Jurisdiction
Self-declared (or verified) investor category
Offering requirements
Supported Investor Types
Retail (where legally allowed)
Accredited
Professional / Qualified
Institutional (if investing as individuals representing an institution)
Businesses investing as a corporate entity use a separate onboarding flow, which issues a vault wallet, not an MPC wallet.
Eligibility Enforcement
Stobox 4 automatically matches:
The investor’s DID attributes
Compliance rules of each STO
Jurisdictional access limitations
Regulatory constraints
If the investor does not qualify, the offering is hidden or marked as restricted.
Receiving and Funding the MPC Wallet
Every verified individual receives a personal MPC wallet.
What Is an MPC Wallet?
A Multi-Party Computation (MPC) wallet:
Splits private-key material into multiple pieces
Ensures no single key exists at any time
Removes the need for seed phrases
Provides institution-level security for individuals
What the MPC Wallet Stores
The wallet is capable of holding:
Stablecoins (e.g., USDC)
Native chain tokens (for gas)
Security tokens and tokenized assets (STV3 tokens)
Any RWA tokens issued via Stobox 4 that support the wallet’s chain
This is the correct and updated functionality.
What MPC Wallets Do NOT Handle
They do not support KYB
They do not belong to corporate or institutional entities
They do not act as issuer operational wallets
They do not handle treasury or STO deployment actions
Those functions are reserved for Operational Vaults.
Funding the MPC Wallet
Funding options depend on jurisdiction and issuer settings:
On-chain deposit from external wallets
Fiat-to-stablecoin conversion (if enabled)
Payment channels integrated into the Investor Portal
Browsing and Evaluating Tokenized Offerings
After verification and wallet activation, investors can browse offerings they are eligible to participate in.
Offering Pages Include
Project overview
Token economics
Asset structure
Rights and obligations
Offering documents
Risk factors
Compliance and eligibility criteria
Important dates and subscription limits
Compliance-Based Visibility
The platform automatically filters offerings based on:
DID identity attributes
Investor category
Jurisdiction
Offering rules
Investors only see compliant opportunities.
Completing an Investment
Investing through Stobox 4 is designed to be simple and compliant.
Investment Steps
Select an eligible offering.
Review information and associated legal documents.
Enter the desired investment amount.
Sign subscription documents electronically.
Approve payment from the MPC wallet.
Receive tokenized assets directly into the MPC wallet.
Compliance Checks Before Approval
Stobox 4 automatically validates:
DID and identity status
Jurisdiction and regulatory compliance
Investor category
AML/KYT checks
Transaction limits
Offering-specific restrictions
Non-compliant transactions are automatically blocked.
Token Allocation
After payment, STV3 smart contracts:
Mint or transfer the tokens
Deliver them directly to the investor’s MPC wallet
Apply lock-ups or vesting schedules
Link the holding to the investor’s DID for compliance
The portfolio dashboard updates instantly.
Managing Holdings & Corporate Actions
Investors can view and interact with their assets through their dashboard.
Holdings Overview
Investors can view:
Token balances (stored in their MPC wallet)
Valuation indicators
Lock-up periods
Vesting schedules
Distribution history
Investment transaction history
Corporate Actions Supported
Depending on token design:
Voting
Governance approvals
Consents
Redemption participation
Conversion events
Buybacks
These operations integrate DID identity, the MPC wallet, and the STV3 protocol.
Distributions
Issuers distribute:
Dividends
Interest
Revenue-share payouts
Redemptions
Refunds
These payments are sent directly to the investor’s MPC wallet.
Transfers
Transfers of tokenized assets are allowed only if:
STV3 rules permit it
Compliance checks pass
The recipient has a valid DID and MPC wallet
Unauthorized transfers are blocked.
Summary
Investors in Stobox 4 benefit from:
A simple onboarding and KYC process
Personal MPC wallets with institutional-grade security
The ability to store stablecoins and tokenized assets in one wallet
Automatically enforced eligibility for offerings
A streamlined, compliant investment process
Instant token allocation into the MPC wallet
Clear portfolio and lifecycle management tools
Receipt of payouts directly to their MPC wallet
Access to voting, governance, and redemption events
Controlled transfer mechanics based on DID and STV3 compliance
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