FUDEX.IO is built on an SEC-approved transfer agent and a permissioned token standard — so the assets you hold are real, regulated book-entry securities, not synthetics.
An SEC-approved transfer agent is the legal registrar for each tokenized fund. It maintains the master ledger of ownership; your on-chain balance mirrors that ledger and the two are reconciled continuously.
Every user is identity-verified and screened against global sanctions and PEP lists before a single token can settle to their wallet.
The ERC-3643 standard blocks transfers to non-whitelisted addresses at the contract level — bad transfers simply can't execute.
Underlying fund shares are held in segregated accounts in your beneficial name — kept apart from FUDEX's own assets.
Mint, transfer and burn events are recorded on a public chain and mirrored to the registrar — a continuously auditable ownership trail.
Yes. Each token represents a book-entry security — a beneficial interest in a regulated fund share recorded by an SEC-approved transfer agent. The token is a digital mirror of that registered entitlement.
ERC-3643 is a token standard for permissioned securities. Transfers are checked against an on-chain identity registry, so tokens can only move between verified, whitelisted wallets — enforcing compliance in code.
Because the transfer agent maintains the legal registry, your ownership is recoverable through an identity-verified recovery process — your entitlement doesn't disappear with a lost key.
No. Availability depends on your jurisdiction and verification status. Geographic restrictions apply, and some products may not be offered in your region. Eligibility is confirmed during onboarding.