# Stobox

**Intelligence and Tokenization of Real-World Assets.**

> Stobox is real-world asset (RWA) tokenization infrastructure. Since 2018 it has helped private companies structure their business, raise regulated capital, and issue compliant tokenized securities on-chain — with $305M+ in assets structured and supported across 100+ clients in 20+ jurisdictions. Stobox is a non-custodial technology provider; it is not a broker-dealer, investment adviser, or law firm.

Stobox delivers one intelligence core across three layers of the private-company lifecycle:

- **Intelligence (Organize)** — turn a company into one canonical, verifiable record, scored across the 7 AXIS readiness pillars.
- **Raisable (Raise)** — convert that record into a broker-acceptance-grade regulated offering (Reg D / Reg S / Reg CF / Reg A+), for a flat fee, never a percentage of the raise.
- **Compass (Tokenize)** — issue a live, compliant tokenized security with an on-chain registry and Asset Passport, non-custodial, on Base.

The best entry point for a new company is the free Readiness Score: 25 questions, no credit card, same methodology as Stobox Compass.

## Products

- [Stobox Intelligence](https://www.stobox.io/intelligence): Organize your company into one canonical, verifiable record scored by the 7 AXIS readiness pillars — the foundation for raising and tokenizing.
- [Stobox Raisable](https://www.stobox.io/raisable): Turn your record into a broker-accepted regulated offering (Reg D / S / CF / A+). Flat fees — Stobox never takes a percentage of your raise.
- [Stobox Compass](https://www.stobox.io/compass): Issue a live, compliant tokenized security with an on-chain registry and Asset Passport — non-custodial, on Base. The tokenize layer of the stack.
- [Free Readiness Score](https://www.stobox.io/readiness): Answer 25 questions and get a free readiness score across asset, legal, market, and operations. No card.
- [Stobox MCP — connect your AI](https://www.stobox.io/mcp): Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP-compatible AI to Stobox's verified tokenization knowledge graph — phases, regulations by jurisdiction, products — and tokenize with your AI. Free token available.
- [Pricing / build your plan](https://www.stobox.io/pricing): Three quick questions about organizing, raising, and going on-chain, then continue in the app or book a call.

## Solutions

- [Solutions overview](https://www.stobox.io/solutions): Tokenization solutions by industry and asset class.
- [Real estate](https://www.stobox.io/industries/real-estate): Buildings, portfolios, and development SPVs.
- [Mining & commodities](https://www.stobox.io/industries/mining): Reserves, royalties, and offtake on-chain.
- [Technology & SaaS](https://www.stobox.io/industries/technology): Structure equity and raise from your community.
- [Artificial intelligence](https://www.stobox.io/industries/ai): Fund compute, models, and AI ventures.
- [Renewable energy](https://www.stobox.io/industries/renewable-energy): Projects, PPAs, and carbon assets.
- [Investment funds](https://www.stobox.io/solutions/investment-funds): Funds, SPVs & LP interests on-chain.
- [Private equity & venture](https://www.stobox.io/solutions/private-equity): Digitize fund & SPV interests.
- [Revenue & royalties](https://www.stobox.io/solutions/revenue-royalties): Royalties, streams & revenue rights.

## Case studies

- [Case studies index](https://www.stobox.io/case-studies): 55 tokenized client raises across real estate, funds, mining, energy, and tech — the proof of an eight-year track record. Notable: Landshare, HoneyBricks, Evedo, Contracoin, Iberia Gold, Nature's Vault, Net Zero Hawaii, Merv Capital, Realbasis, Trade Estate. Full list of canonical URLs is in llms-full.txt.

## For investors

- [For investors](https://www.stobox.io/for-investors): Browse tokenized real-world assets and hold them in your own self-custody wallet. Verify once, invest with USDC, free to browse and invest — Stobox is non-custodial.
- [Invest in Stobox](https://www.stobox.io/invest): The regulated seed round of Stobox Technologies, Inc. ITSELF — equity in the company, not an offering of client projects. US accredited investors via Reg D 506(c) through Silicon Prairie (FINRA-regulated broker-dealer, portal opening soon); eligible non-US investors via STBX tokenized Class-C equity — the on-chain offering is LIVE on Stobox Compass at stbx.stobox.io (KYC required, not available to US persons). Pre-money $17.5M; price per share and minimums in the official offering documents. Also reachable at invest.stobox.io.
- [Browse live RWA projects](https://app.stobox.io): Live tokenized offerings open to invest.
- [Invest in Stobox — the Seed Round](https://www.stobox.io/invest): Two compliant paths into Stobox's Seed Round — US accredited investors under Reg D 506(c) through Silicon Prairie (a FINRA-registered broker-dealer), and qualified non-US investors via tokenized shares (STBX), a private placement by the issuer — live at stbx.stobox.io. Informational only; not an offer.
- [Stobox valuation — independent, real-time](https://www.stobox.io/valuation): The independent Eqvista Real-Time Company Valuation® of Stobox Technologies Inc. (NACVA-certified) — company fair market value with confirmed marks and methodology. Not the STBX price and not a tradeable price.

## Tokens

- [STBU — utility token](https://www.stobox.io/stbu): The Stobox ecosystem's utility token for access, payments, and staking across Compass. All 250M supply consolidated 1:1 onto Base. TGE September 2026.
- [STBX — security token](https://www.stobox.io/stbx): A regulated security token representing Class-C equity in Stobox, on Arbitrum. The offering is live on Stobox Compass at stbx.stobox.io — eligible non-US investors only, KYC required.

## Learn

- [Learn — the tokenization knowledge base](https://www.stobox.io/learn): The front door to the whole library — research reports, jurisdiction & how-to guides, platform & concept comparisons, glossary, and blog, organized by intent.
- [Best RWA tokenization platform for institutions in 2026](https://www.stobox.io/learn/best-rwa-tokenization-platform-institutions): There is no single best; it depends on what you tokenize. Securitize leads institutional funds; Tokeny and others sell white-label rails; Stobox fits private companies that need the whole journey (organize, raise, tokenize) at a flat fee, non-custodial.
- [How to tokenize LP interests in a VC or PE fund](https://www.stobox.io/learn/how-to-tokenize-lp-interests): Tokenize the fund's LP interests: issue tokens that represent limited-partnership units, gate them to eligible investors under Reg D and Reg S, and enforce transfer restrictions on-chain. It digitizes subscriptions and the cap table; fund and securities law still apply.
- [Chain selection for RWA: Ethereum vs Arbitrum vs Polygon vs a permissioned chain](https://www.stobox.io/learn/chain-selection-for-rwa): For most tokenized securities, issue on an Ethereum Layer 2: you inherit Ethereum''s settlement assurance at lower cost, keep EVM tooling and compliance-at-transfer support, and reach where investors and stablecoins already are. Permissioned chains are for mandates that require them.
- [Diamond Standard EIP-2535 for upgradeable security tokens: what are the risks?](https://www.stobox.io/learn/diamond-standard-eip-2535-security-tokens): The real risk is not the code, it is who can change it. EIP-2535 lets whoever controls a diamond cut rewrite the token's rules. Constrain that authority with a timelock, multisig, or on-chain governance, and audit storage layout.
- [ERC-3643 vs STV3 transfer restriction models](https://www.stobox.io/learn/erc-3643-vs-stv3-transfer-restriction-models): ERC-3643 is a standardized permissioned-token framework: on-chain identity plus modular compliance, checked on every transfer. STV3 is a Diamond-standard upgradeable architecture where compliance plugs in as a transfer-layer facet. One is a standard, the other an architecture.
- [ERC-4626 vaults for tokenized private credit](https://www.stobox.io/learn/erc-4626-vaults-tokenized-private-credit): ERC-4626 is a standard vault interface: deposit an asset, get shares, standard assets-to-shares accounting. For private credit it standardizes NAV and subscriptions, but it is an interface, not compliance. You still gate holders and control redemptions.
- [What is ERC-7943 (uRWA)? Ethereum's standard for real-world asset tokenization](https://www.stobox.io/learn/erc-7943-urwa-standard): ERC-7943 (uRWA) is Ethereum's Final standard for tokenizing real-world assets: a minimal, vendor-neutral interface adding compliance primitives (transfer checks, freezing, forced transfers) to ERC-20/721/1155 tokens. Authored by Brickken's Dario Lo Buglio; Stobox is a backer.
- [What do AI agents need to transact tokenized real-world assets?](https://www.stobox.io/learn/what-ai-agents-need-to-transact-tokenized-assets): Autonomous agents need four on-chain authority primitives — identity, reputation, a bounded mandate, and settlement — enforced inside the token's compliance hook (ERC-7943/ERC-3643). But authority is not truth: an agent also needs verified, machine-readable context to reason over, which is the Stobox Intelligence layer. Read verified truth first, transact under a bounded mandate second.
- [What an institutional smart-contract audit for RWA actually covers](https://www.stobox.io/learn/institutional-smart-contract-audit-rwa): A smart-contract audit checks the token code itself: access control, transfer-restriction logic, upgrade safety, reentrancy, and oracle/economic risks. It is not SOC 2, ISO 27001, or NIST CSF; those cover the organization, not the bytecode. A serious deal needs both.
- [How do you do KYC on-chain without doxxing the token holder?](https://www.stobox.io/learn/on-chain-kyc-without-doxxing): You don't put identity documents on-chain. KYC runs off-chain with a licensed provider. The on-chain artifact is only a result: an allowlist entry or a signed credential bound to the wallet, carrying claims like accredited or not-sanctioned, never the documents.
- [Can tokenized securities trade on Uniswap? Permissioned AMM design](https://www.stobox.io/learn/tokenized-securities-uniswap-permissioned-amm): Not on a plain public pool: anyone could receive the token, breaking transfer restrictions, and a compliant security token would revert. A permissioned AMM using Uniswap v4 hooks that check an allowlist before each swap makes it workable.
- [How do you handle forced transfers and lost keys on a security token?](https://www.stobox.io/learn/forced-transfers-and-lost-keys-on-a-security-token): A permissioned agent handles both. A security-token standard lets an authorized agent force a transfer or freeze on a legal event, and recover a lost wallet by reissuing the balance to a verified new address. The off-chain registrar stays authoritative.
- [How to tokenize private credit or a loan book](https://www.stobox.io/learn/how-to-tokenize-private-credit): Warehouse the loans in a bankruptcy-remote SPV, issue tokenized notes or SPV interests against them, sell under Reg D 506(c) plus Reg S through licensed partners, and enforce eligibility on-chain. Private credit stays illiquid: don't promise instant redemptions.
- [How to tokenize invoices and receivables](https://www.stobox.io/learn/how-to-tokenize-invoices-receivables): Pool verified invoices in a bankruptcy-remote SPV, issue tokenized notes or SPV interests backed by the receivables, sell under Reg D 506(c) plus Reg S through licensed partners, and enforce eligibility on-chain. Receivables are short-dated and self-liquidating: size redemptions to collection dates, cap obligor concentration, reserve for dilution.
- [Why do most tokenization projects fail?](https://www.stobox.io/learn/why-tokenization-projects-fail): Most tokenization projects fail on demand, not technology. They tokenize an asset no buyer was waiting for, assume liquidity is automatic, treat compliance as an afterthought, optimize the contract over the investor, and run out of budget and time.
- [Build vs buy: should we build our own tokenization stack?](https://www.stobox.io/learn/build-vs-buy-tokenization-stack): Build only if tokenization is your product and you will staff smart-contract, security, and compliance engineering for years. Otherwise buy: the compliance, standards, custody, and maintenance are the real cost, not the first contract. Most should buy.
- [Tokenization platform for governments and central banks](https://www.stobox.io/learn/tokenization-for-governments-central-banks): Public-sector buyers should evaluate on sovereignty and control, not features: a permissioned or institutional ledger option, open standards to avoid lock-in, auditability, wholesale-settlement interoperability, and non-custodial architecture so the state holds control. Stobox tokenizes on Canton or any EVM.
- [White label tokenization infrastructure providers](https://www.stobox.io/learn/white-label-tokenization-infrastructure): White-label tokenization means issuing under your own brand on a vendor's rails or SDK. Evaluate compliance depth, standards support (ERC-3643, ERC-7943), custody model, platform continuity, and fee structure. A pure SDK fits buyers who already own compliance, legal, and distribution.
- [What is the STV3 Protocol?](https://www.stobox.io/learn/stv3-protocol): STV3 is Stobox's RWA token protocol: an ERC-20 built on the Diamond Standard (EIP-2535), so it is modular and upgradeable. Compliance plugs in at the transfer layer through a validation facet, and it is Chainlink CCIP-ready for cross-chain.
- [Is Stobox a member of the STO Foundation?](https://www.stobox.io/learn/stobox-sto-foundation-founding-member): Yes. Stobox is a Founding Member of the STO Foundation at the Corporate tier, a lifetime designation capped at 25 seats, and holds a Verified directory listing since July 2026. It is a member, not the Foundation's founder.
- [Tokenization Raise Planner (interactive)](https://www.stobox.io/tools/raise-planner): Answer four questions — where your investors are, who they are, raise size, and asset — and get the likely jurisdiction and securities exemption (Reg D/S/CF/A+, EU Prospectus Regulation exemptions, Singapore/Hong Kong safe harbours, or a multi-jurisdiction SPV), each linked to the full guide. Orientation, not legal advice.
- [What is asset tokenization? (complete guide)](https://www.stobox.io/tokenization): How tokenization works, what can be tokenized, the rules in 2026, and what it actually takes to do it.
- [RWA & tokenization glossary](https://www.stobox.io/glossary): Plain-language definitions of every term — RWAs, security vs utility tokens, Reg D/S/CF/A+, blockchain standards, and the Stobox stack.
- [Security token vs utility token](https://www.stobox.io/compare/security-token-vs-utility-token): The difference that decides which rules apply — legal status, holders, rights, transferability (STBX vs STBU).
- [Tokenization vs traditional fundraising](https://www.stobox.io/compare/tokenization-vs-traditional-fundraising): What changes when you raise with tokenized securities — records, settlement, compliance, liquidity — and what stays the same.
- [Reg D vs Reg S vs Reg CF vs Reg A+](https://www.stobox.io/compare/reg-d-vs-reg-s-vs-reg-cf-vs-reg-a): The main US securities exemptions compared — who can invest, solicitation, raise limits, reporting, and resale.
- [State of RWA Tokenization — 2026 Mid-Year Report](https://www.stobox.io/reports/state-of-rwa-2026): Citation-grade market data — $33.5B on-chain ex-stablecoins (+400% since early 2025), segment breakdowns, the 2025–26 regulatory milestones, chain shares, an honest liquidity analysis, projections $2T–$30T with attribution. Every figure sourced and dated.
- [The Real Cost of Tokenization — 2026 Index](https://www.stobox.io/reports/tokenization-cost-index): What tokenization actually costs, and why it has two answers — the offering documents ($50–200K+) are a separate law-firm bill with a mint-only platform but INCLUDED in Stobox's flat Raisable window fee. Itemized cost stack, worked scenarios, a live typical-vs-Stobox estimator, and the fee-model comparison (flat/included vs mint-only+counsel vs percentage vs token-denominated). Stobox never takes a % of the raise.
- [Jurisdiction guides](https://www.stobox.io/guides): Where and how to run a compliant tokenized offering — US, EU, UK, UAE, Switzerland, Germany, Liechtenstein, Singapore, Hong Kong, BVI, Cayman, Luxembourg — rules, exemptions, and foreign-issuer paths, dated.
- [Tokenization in the United States](https://www.stobox.io/guides/us): Tokenized securities are securities — the SEC said so plainly in its January 2026 staff statement. The exemption menu (Reg D, S, CF, A+), what needs a broker-dealer, Rule 144 resale, and how a compliant tokenized raise actually runs in the US.
- [Tokenization in the European Union](https://www.stobox.io/guides/eu): Security tokens in the EU are MiFID II financial instruments, not MiCA crypto-assets — the prospectus thresholds and exemptions, the DLT Pilot Regime, the €5M crowdfunding route, and what passporting gives a compliant issuer.
- [Tokenization in the United Arab Emirates](https://www.stobox.io/guides/uae): Four regulators, three routes — VARA's ARVA regime for real-world-asset tokens in Dubai, DFSA Investment Tokens in the DIFC, FSRA digital securities in ADGM, and the federal CMA since January 2026 — with real precedent (Dubai Land Department tokenized title deeds).
- [Tokenization in the Cayman Islands](https://www.stobox.io/guides/cayman): The tokenized-funds first mover — the March 2026 statute, CIMA registration, the VASP exemption, and FATF-clean status.
- [Tokenization in Luxembourg](https://www.stobox.io/guides/luxembourg): Blockchain Laws I–IV, securitisation compartments, Europe's first tokenized UCITS, LuxSE DLT listings.
- [Tokenization in Singapore](https://www.stobox.io/guides/singapore): MAS's technology-neutral 'same activity, same risk' rule, the SFA offer exemptions, the accredited-investor opt-in, the VCC for tokenized funds, and what Project Guardian produced.
- [Tokenization in Hong Kong](https://www.stobox.io/guides/hong-kong): The SFC's 'traditional securities with a tokenisation wrapper' see-through approach, the professional-investor safe harbours, the 2026 secondary-trading framework, and the sovereign tokenized bonds.
- [Tokenization in Germany](https://www.stobox.io/guides/germany): The most procedurally rigorous of the twelve — the Electronic Securities Act (eWpG) blockchain 'crypto securities', electronic shares since Nov 2025, the BaFin register-operator licence, BaFin prospectus approval (10–20 working days plus comment rounds), Germany's strict GwG KYC/AML (high-assurance ID, Transparency Register, travel rule), the €8M exemption, and why tokenized securities sit under MiFID II — not MiCA.
- [Tokenization in Liechtenstein](https://www.stobox.io/guides/liechtenstein): The 2020 Blockchain Act (TVTG) Token Container Model, the ten TT-service-provider roles, the FMA registration process (3-month decision, CHF 50k–250k capital by role, CHF 3,500 fee, seat requirement), the 'basic information' disclosure (file-and-publish, no FMA approval), EEA passporting into all 30 states, the MiCA boundary, and the €8M prospectus threshold.
- [Regulatory changelog](https://www.stobox.io/guides/changelog): Dated log of tokenization rule changes across all twelve covered jurisdictions — updated quarterly.
- [How to tokenize real estate](https://www.stobox.io/guides/how-to-tokenize-real-estate): Six steps from property record to operating tokenized asset — SPV vs native-title routes (Dubai, Switzerland), honest costs ($50–200K legal, 3–6 months), and the you-own-SPV-interests disclosure.
- [How to choose a tokenization platform](https://www.stobox.io/guides/choose-a-tokenization-platform): The 12-question buyer's checklist — fee models, custody, platform-death continuity, document preparation, broker-dealer routing, standards, identity, rails, track record.
- [How to tokenize company equity](https://www.stobox.io/guides/how-to-tokenize-company-equity): Cap-table readiness, the three legal patterns (native ledger-based shares in CH/LU, a dedicated tokenized class, holdco), exemption stacking — with Stobox's own STBX as the working example.
- [The tokenization timeline](https://www.stobox.io/guides/tokenization-timeline): The honest month-by-month schedule (3–6 months end-to-end, ~90-day raise windows) and the five delays that actually happen.
- [What if the platform disappears](https://www.stobox.io/guides/what-if-the-platform-disappears): The continuity question — custodial/database architectures die with the vendor; non-custodial ERC-7943 + attestation architecture doesn't.
- [Security token liquidity: the honest guide](https://www.stobox.io/guides/security-token-liquidity): What trades (gold $90.7B/quarter, tokenized equities), what doesn't (Treasuries/credit mint-and-redeem, 56% of value idle), and the five levers issuers control.
- [Tokenizing through an SPV](https://www.stobox.io/guides/spv-tokenization): The standard structure (asset → SPV → tokens), six-step playbook, and venue comparison — Delaware, BVI, Cayman, Luxembourg, ADGM, Switzerland, Singapore — with real costs.
- [Tokenization in the BVI](https://www.stobox.io/guides/bvi): The issuer's jurisdiction — Business Company in 24–48h, SIBA vs VASP boundary, and the honest FATF grey-list caveat.
- [All comparisons](https://www.stobox.io/compare): Concepts, regulations, and platforms side by side — including honest platform comparisons.
- [ERC-3643 vs ERC-7943](https://www.stobox.io/compare/erc-3643-vs-erc-7943): The two standards for compliant RWA tokens — the incumbent T-REX framework vs the lean 2026 uRWA interface, from an ERC-7943 contributor.
- [STO vs ICO vs IEO](https://www.stobox.io/compare/sto-vs-ico-vs-ieo): Same blockchain plumbing, opposite legal substance — enforceable securities vs coins with no claim attached, and which route survives regulators.
- [Tokenization vs IPO](https://www.stobox.io/compare/tokenization-vs-ipo): Public liquidity at 4–7% underwriting vs a flat-fee tokenized raise at the $1M–$75M sizes public markets ignore.
- [Stobox vs Securitize](https://www.stobox.io/compare/stobox-vs-securitize): Institutional fund tokenization vs intelligence and tokenization for real-world assets — regulatory model, custody, pricing, standards.
- [Stobox vs Tokeny](https://www.stobox.io/compare/stobox-vs-tokeny): Enterprise white-label infrastructure (ERC-3643, Apex Group) vs an operator-run journey for private companies (ERC-7943).
- [Stobox vs Polymesh](https://www.stobox.io/compare/stobox-vs-polymesh): Compliance at the protocol layer of a specialized chain vs compliance in the token on Base with USDC settlement.
- [Stobox vs Brickken](https://www.stobox.io/compare/stobox-vs-brickken): No-code token minting with a 3% success fee vs a flat-fee end-to-end raise — readiness, documents, broker-dealer routing included.
- [Stobox vs DigiShares](https://www.stobox.io/compare/stobox-vs-digishares): A white-label real-estate portal assembled from add-ons vs one journey with in-house specialists and attestation-based compliance.
- [Blog](https://www.stobox.io/blog): Insights on tokenization and regulated capital.
- [Documentation](https://docs.stobox.io): Guides, standards, and API.
- [Case studies](https://www.stobox.io/case-studies): 100+ tokenized client raises, the proof.

## Essays

- [Essays by Gene Deyev](https://www.stobox.io/essays): Long-form theses on tokenization, real-world assets, and on-chain market infrastructure — the intellectual foundation behind Stobox, authored by its founder.
- [The Tokenization Fault Line](https://www.stobox.io/essays/the-tokenization-fault-line): Why RWA tokenization and securities tokenization are two different projects — different law, economics, and infrastructure — citing IOSCO, BIS, the EU DLT Pilot, and the Swiss DLT Act.
- [Tokenization of Time](https://www.stobox.io/essays/tokenization-of-time): A six-part series on monetizing human capital — turning professional time into a liquid, investable, time-backed asset class.
- [The Power of Single Ledger Settlement](https://www.stobox.io/essays/the-power-of-single-ledger-settlement): A fifteen-part series on the unified ledger — atomic settlement across industries, from real estate to payroll to healthcare.
- [Tokenization Platforms vs Tokenization Infrastructure](https://www.stobox.io/essays/tokenization-platforms-vs-tokenization-infrastructure): Usability vs enforceability — why tokenization fails after launch, not at launch, and what real infrastructure must carry.
- [Smart Contracts vs Programmable Assets](https://www.stobox.io/essays/smart-contracts-vs-programmable-assets): A component is not an instrument — why the distinction decides whether tokenization is compliant by construction.
- [The Missing Markets of Tokenization](https://www.stobox.io/essays/the-missing-markets-of-tokenization): Ten areas the RWA ecosystem must build before tokenization becomes real financial infrastructure.

## Company

- [About Stobox](https://www.stobox.io/about): RWA infrastructure since 2018 — the regulated, technical backbone that puts real-world assets on-chain.
- [Gene Deyev](https://www.stobox.io/team/gene-deyev): Founder & CEO — STO book co-author (Malta DIA), Stobox Tokenization Framework author, ERC-7943 backer.
- [Press & media](https://www.stobox.io/press): Third-party coverage (Cointelegraph, Tech.eu), founder interviews, partnership announcements (tZERO, Plume), standards credentials.
- [STO Foundation membership](https://www.stobox.io/blog/stobox-founding-member-sto-foundation): Stobox is a Founding Member (Corporate) of the STO Foundation, verifiable on the Foundation's own directory. A membership designation, not authorship of the Foundation, and not a regulatory status.
- [Retrospective](https://www.stobox.io/retrospective): 8 years and 70 milestones since 2018.
- [Contact](https://www.stobox.io/contact): Talk to a specialist about tokenization, raising capital, partnerships, or investor relations.
- [Legal & disclosures](https://www.stobox.io/legal): Terms, privacy, and risk. Stobox is a non-custodial technology provider — not a broker-dealer, adviser, or law firm.

## Optional

- [Cabinet app](https://app.stobox.io): The Stobox application where companies organize, raise, and tokenize.
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- [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/@stobox)
- [GitHub](https://github.com/StoboxTechnologies)