The INX Digital Company

INX is both. It lists and trades cryptocurrencies and stablecoins, but its defining characteristic is offering digital assets that it treats as regulated securities — including tokenized private equity, real estate, and film-production vehicles. The firm operates as an SEC-registered broker-dealer and FINRA member, and runs an alternative trading system, which gives it a regulatory posture distinct from unregistered crypto exchanges.

INX lists a digital asset linked to Republic's venture portfolio, which holds over 750 companies. The asset is described as dividend-eligible and designed to give investors exposure to Republic's evergreen portfolio. Republic is also a retail investment platform, and the relationship gives INX a pipeline of deal flow that sits alongside its own issuance and trading infrastructure.

Confirmed listings include tokenized shares of Animoca Brands, the Hong Kong-based blockchain gaming and venture firm; a Republic venture portfolio vehicle providing exposure to over 750 companies; and a slate of films from the producers of American Psycho and Wall Street. The firm frames these as regulated digital securities backed by tangible or financial assets.

INX promotes passwordless, seed-optional wallet infrastructure designed for security over convenience. Assets are held using custody infrastructure the firm describes as built for protection and control. The wallet is multichain and cross-platform, supporting fiat, cryptocurrency, and stablecoin funding rails.

Yes. INX issued an INX token in 2021 as the first SEC-registered digital-security initial public offering. The token claims to entitle holders to a 40% share of net operating cash flow from the INX platform, though the firm does not publicly disclose the cash flow numbers that would allow an independent assessment of that claim.