A new standard for regulated tokenization — compliance, transfer rules, and holder logic executed at the protocol layer, not bolted on. Libertum is building the production infrastructure on top of CIP-113.
CIP-113 makes regulated assets first-class citizens of the Cardano ledger — with guarantees, not workarounds.
Transfer rules, holder restrictions, and jurisdictional policies live at the protocol layer — not bolted on through an external oracle.
CIP-113 extends Cardano native tokens. No proxy contracts, no upgradeable logic, no smart-contract attack surface for issuers to defend.
Encode KYC checks, accreditation rules, lock-ups, and whitelist logic directly into the token policy — enforced for every single transfer.
Deterministic EUTXO execution, predictable fees, and formal-methods-friendly logic. The infrastructure auditors and trustees actually want.
Specify the token's transfer rules, holder requirements, and lifecycle constraints as a programmable policy — versioned and auditable.
Tokens are issued natively on Cardano's multi-asset ledger. No smart contract deployment, no proxy patterns — just a registered policy ID.
Every transfer triggers the policy's compliance checks at the protocol level. Non-compliant transactions fail deterministically before settlement.
Use Libertum's T-Suite to manage allowlists, dispute resolution, governance votes, redemptions, and reporting from a single dashboard.
Anywhere transfer rules and on-chain compliance matter — CIP-113 collapses the gap between issuance and policy.
Issue fractional ownership tokens that automatically restrict transfers to verified, accredited investors in supported jurisdictions.
Tokenize fund interests with built-in lock-up enforcement, redemption windows, and investor allowlists — programmable from issuance.
Issue regulated stablecoins where transfer hooks enforce sanctions screening and AML policy directly on-chain.
Equity, debt, and revenue-share instruments with native enforcement of holding-period rules and Reg-D / Reg-S restrictions.
Back tokens 1:1 with physical commodities and use programmable policies to manage custody attestations and oracle updates.
Retire-on-transfer logic, registry verification hooks, and provenance metadata baked into the token's lifecycle.
Standards alone don't ship products. We're working alongside the Cardano Foundation to turn CIP-113 into the default issuance rail for regulated tokenization.
Standards stewardship, ecosystem alignment, and protocol-level guidance. CIP-113 is championed and curated through Cardano's open improvement-proposal process.
Production tokenization stack — issuance flows, lifecycle management, compliance engine, and white-label infrastructure built on top of CIP-113 from day one.
Libertum was selected for the Cardano Accelerator Program to bring institutional RWA infrastructure to Cardano with CIP-113 as the foundation.
Every step — code reviews, mainnet rehearsals, audits, integrations — published openly so the ecosystem can validate, fork, and build alongside us.
"CIP-113 changes what's possible for regulated assets on a public blockchain. We're building the operator-grade tooling so issuers can put it to work — not just read about it."
— Libertum × Cardano
We'll walk through the issuance flow, transfer hooks, and lifecycle tooling — and show you exactly how CIP-113 fits your asset class, jurisdiction, and timeline.
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Build with the team that's been shipping it from day one — and ship faster than you would anywhere else.