For issuers targeting the general public and raising large amounts of capital, full registration under Swiss law is required. This framework ensures maximum investor protection and regulatory oversight.
Both retail investors and professional investors can participate, making it suitable for large-scale public offerings.
There is no limit on the amount you can raise under the Full Registration for Public Offerings.
A full prospectus must be prepared, which includes:
Detailed information about the issuer (company background, management, financials).
The terms and conditions of the offering.
Comprehensive disclosures on the risks associated with the tokenized asset or security.
The prospectus must be reviewed and approved by a Swiss regulatory body before the tokens can be sold.
Once approved, the prospectus allows the issuer to market and sell the tokens freely to both retail and institutional investors.
Ongoing reporting obligations may apply, such as submitting annual reports or disclosing material changes in the issuer’s business.
Marketing materials must align with the information provided in the approved prospectus to ensure consistency and transparency.
Full registration is the best option for large-scale tokenized asset offerings targeting a broad investor base. It provides maximum market reach and builds investor confidence by adhering to high regulatory standards. However, it requires significant preparation, time, and resources to comply with Swiss regulations.
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