Token Issuance Framework
The Asset Issuance Framework standardises how real estate assets and related financial instruments are created and represented on Integra. It provides a set of issuance patterns and reference contracts that issuers can adopt while preserving flexibility for different legal structures and jurisdictions.
Issuers begin by defining an issuance profile that specifies:
The legal wrapper (for example, SPV, fund, trust, or direct title-linked structure where permitted)
The governing jurisdiction and applicable regulatory regime
Investor eligibility criteria and distribution channels
Rights associated with the token (economic rights, voting rights, governance mechanisms)
Transfer restrictions, lock-up conditions, and redemption rules
Based on this profile, the framework instantiates audited reference contracts that integrate with the Compliance Layer, Identity Layer, and Asset Passport. Primary issuance can follow fully on-chain subscription flows, hybrid flows where agreements are executed off-chain and allocations recorded on-chain, or institutional workflows coordinated by intermediaries.
Lifecycle management is handled through standardised operations for updating disclosure documents, processing corporate actions (such as splits, consolidations, and buy-backs), adjusting distribution schedules, and performing redemptions or wind-downs where legally required. All significant lifecycle events are recorded in the corresponding Asset Passport, ensuring a consistent audit trail that links on-chain token state to off-chain legal and operational realities.
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