Supported Asset Classes
Programmable assets offer a flexible structure capable of representing nearly any financial or economic right. The modularity of the Stobox STV3 Protocol makes it possible to encode compliance, data, valuation logic, governance, and lifecycle management directly into the asset. This enables support for a broad spectrum of real-world assets (RWAs), from traditional securities to operationally linked instruments such as revenue-share tokens or production-based financing structures.
Unlike single-purpose token standards, STV3 is intentionally asset-agnostic. Its facet architecture allows issuers to combine modules to match the legal, operational, and financial requirements of any industry.
Funds and Investment Vehicles
Fund units are ideal for tokenization because they have predictable governance, recurring valuation updates, and structured cash flows. STV3 enables fund managers to automate NAV updates, investor eligibility checks, and distribution cycles.
Applicable Facets
NAV Facet
Yield & Distribution Facet
Governance Facet
Rights & Claims Facet
Use Cases
Private equity funds
Venture capital funds
Hedge funds
Multi-asset portfolios
Real estate investment vehicles
Key Advantages
Automated NAV-driven behavior
Transparent investor reporting
Streamlined compliance across jurisdictions
Scalable fund administration
Corporate Equity and SPVs
Corporate equity remains one of the most operationally complex asset classes due to vesting, restrictions, governance, and regulatory rules. STV3 simplifies these structures by encoding rules directly into the token.
Applicable Facets
Compliance and Identity
Governance Facet
Rights & Claims Facet
Vesting / Lockup Logic (customizable)
Use Cases
Startup equity
Corporate share classes
SPV membership units
Real estate SPVs
Joint ventures and holding companies
Key Advantages
Automated governance (voting, resolutions)
Built-in vesting and lockups
Transparent cap table automation
Global investor management with compliance enforcement
Private Credit and Structured Debt
Debt and credit instruments rely on predictable payment structures and creditor rights. Programmable assets allow interest, amortization schedules, and waterfall distributions to run automatically.
Applicable Facets
Yield & Distribution Facet
Rights & Claims Facet
Collateral / Stable-Value Facet
Governance Facet (for creditor approvals)
Use Cases
Private credit tranches
Revenue-based financing
SME lending
Securitized debt instruments
Structured credit vehicles
Key Advantages
Automated coupon payments
Enforceable cash flow waterfalls
Real-time reporting and compliance
Easier securitization and distribution
Commodities and Asset-Backed Tokens
Many commodities and asset-backed instruments require strict reserve verification, redemption rules, and transparency. STV3 supports all of these through programmable facets.
Applicable Facets
Commodity Facet
Proof of Reserves Facet
Redemption Logic
Governance Facet
Use Cases
Gold and metals
Oil and energy reserves
Agricultural goods
Inventory-backed financing
Warehouse receipts
Key Advantages
Real-time reserve audits
Redemption-based controls
Mint/burn mechanisms tied to supply
Higher trust and transparency for investors
Stable-Value and Treasury-Backed Instruments
Stable-value products require predictable collateralization and minting rules. STV3 provides strong governance and reserve-based enforcement mechanisms.
Applicable Facets
Collateral / Stable-Value Facet
Proof of Reserves
Rights & Claims
Use Cases
Treasury-backed tokens
Stable-value funds
Corporate treasury digitalization
Cash-equivalent digital instruments
Key Advantages
Transparent collateral ratios
Programmatic mint/burn controls
Reserve-driven stability
Regulatory-grade oversight
Carbon Credits and ESG Instruments
Environmental assets require rigorous tracking of issuance, verification, retirement, and compliance to prevent double-counting or fraud. STV3 integrates these workflows into the asset itself.
Applicable Facets
Carbon / ESG Facet
Production & IoT Facet
Governance Facet
Compliance Validation
Use Cases
Carbon offset credits
Renewable energy certificates (RECs)
Sustainability-linked financial instruments
Emissions verification markets
Key Advantages
Automated issuance and retirement
Reliable tracking against registries
Prevention of double-counting
Transparent ESG performance data
Infrastructure, Energy, and Production-Linked Assets
Infrastructure and energy assets generate measurable output (electricity, throughput, production, royalties). STV3 allows these metrics to directly influence asset behavior.
Applicable Facets
Production / IoT Facet
Yield & Distribution Facet
Rights & Claims Facet
Use Cases
Energy production tokens
Mining output or royalty tokens
Infrastructure throughput-linked securities
Industrial performance-based financing
Key Advantages
Transparent output-based distributions
Investor alignment with real performance
Direct pairing of operations and finance
Improved financing models for capital-intensive industries
Alternative and Emerging Asset Classes
The flexibility of the STV3 Protocol allows it to support emerging asset categories that benefit from automation, compliance, and data-driven design.
Examples
Music and royalty rights
IP-backed assets
Insurance-linked instruments
Tokenized revenue streams
Supply-chain finance assets
Franchise or licensing rights
As the global economy evolves, programmable assets can support new financial products without requiring changes to the underlying infrastructure.
Conclusion
The Stobox STV3 Protocol is engineered to support a wide spectrum of real-world assets by embedding compliance, financial logic, and real-time data within programmable, upgradeable modules.
From traditional securities to operationally driven instruments, STV3 provides a unified foundation for issuing assets that are transparent, scalable, efficient, and compliant across jurisdictions.
This versatility enables institutions across finance, commodities, energy, sustainability, and corporate sectors to modernize their asset structures and unlock new forms of capital formation.
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