LiquidPool
Tokenized Assets
Convert curated properties and deals into ERC-20 or ERC-1400 security tokens so investors can buy fractional shares with low minimums ($100–$5k). Build optional liquidity through approved secondary venues instead of waiting for a lease-option to mature, and scale your investor base with transparent, compliance-ready rails.
Fractional Access
Each qualified property or deal is minted into digital shares (tokens). Investors purchase fractions to participate alongside LiquidLink’s lease-option and rent-to-own strategy—without writing large checks.
- Entry tickets from $100 (typical $100–$5,000)
- Choose a specific property or a diversified series
- Programmable distributions and investor reporting
Why Tokens (ERC-20 / ERC-1400)?
Open standards support on-chain cap tables, faster settlement, and granular transfer controls. ERC-1400 adds partitions and rule-based restrictions—ideal for security tokens.
- KYC/AML-gated transfers with investor allowlists
- Immutable ownership history & auditability
- Secondary-market readiness for liquidity (where available)
How It Works
- Tokenize. We structure the deal and mint Series Tokens (ERC-20 or ERC-1400).
- Buy Fractions. Whitelisted investors purchase tokens in small amounts ($100–$5k typical).
- Operate. Assets run per lease-option plan; cash flow and reporting follow schedule.
- Exit Anytime* List tokens on an approved secondary venue (subject to rules & availability).
* Liquidity is not guaranteed. It depends on venue availability, market demand, and compliance restrictions.
Access
Retail investors can participate with low minimums, expanding the investor pool.
Liquidity
Secondary exits (where approved) can shorten hold times vs. lease-option maturities.
Transparency
On-chain ownership, automated cap tables, and programmatic reporting.
Compliance-Ready
ERC-1400 enables partitions, transfer rules, and KYC/AML gating.
Example — 2025-TKN: Series A
- Token StandardERC-1400
- Total Supply5,000,000 TKN
- Min Purchase$100 (100 TKN)
- Transfer RulesKYC/AML-gated
- DistributionsProgrammatic (per docs)
- ReportingQuarterly AUM • Cash • NAV
Investor FAQs
What’s the difference between ERC-20 and ERC-1400?
ERC-20 is a general fungible token standard; ERC-1400 adds partitions, compliance checks, and rule-based transfers for security tokens.
Who can invest?
Whitelisted investors who complete KYC/AML and any required accreditation or eligibility checks.
Is liquidity guaranteed?
No. It depends on approved venues, demand, and compliance restrictions.
How are returns handled?
Cash flows and exit proceeds are allocated pro-rata per offering docs. Distributions may be automated on-chain.
What wallets are supported?
Supported self-custody wallets and qualified custodians. Some offerings may require custodial accounts.