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Verified
Verified was founded in 2018 in Zug, Switzerland, a canton whose blockchain-friendly legal framework has attracted much of the tokenized-asset industry.
Verified
Verified was founded in 2018 in Zug, Switzerland, a canton whose blockchain-friendly legal framework has attracted much of the tokenized-asset industry. The firm operates as an asset management platform ingesting institutional capital, asset managers, and other qualified participants, then wrapping traditionally illiquid or cross-border assets into tokenized vehicles that trade under Swiss regulatory cover. From the outset it has aimed at European, UK, Swiss, Middle Eastern, and APAC allocators, a geographic spread that reflects where demand for tokenized alternatives has been earliest to surface. Strategy spans tokenized equity, real estate, private credit, and infrastructure positions sourced through a network of partner issuers and asset originators. Verified does not publicly break out AUM or total deployment, but its model depends less on balance-sheet scale than on flow: the platform connects institutional buyers with pre-structured investment products minted as digital securities, often drawing on the ERC-3643 token standard for permissioned instruments. External reporting points to an emphasis on Swiss and European commercial real estate, renewable-energy projects, and late-stage technology equity, executed through deal-by-deal special-purpose vehicles rather than blind-pool fund commitments. Operational footprint is lean and built around Zug, with no satellite offices publicly listed. The firm's capital channeling runs through its own Verified Network tokenized-infrastructure layer, which handles investor onboarding, compliance, and settlement, allowing participants to hold fractionalized positions in assets that ordinarily require significant administrative overhead. Adjacent vehicles and philanthropic structures have not been disclosed. What distinguishes Verified from a conventional asset manager in the same building in Zug is its posture as a venue rather than a fund. The firm spends its energy on the technology stack and regulatory licensing that make tokenized alternatives investable for institutions — a model where the platform itself is the product, not the portfolio managers.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Year founded
2018
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Switzerland
City
San Francisco
Corporate office
Zug, Switzerland
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does Verified source the assets its platform tokenizes?
Verified does not publicly disclose a proprietary origination engine. Its model relies on a network of external asset originators, issuers, and partner managers who bring pre-structured real-estate, credit, renewable-energy, and technology-equity positions to the platform. Those positions are then vetted for tokenization suitability and onboarded through Verified's compliance layer in Zug.
Is Verified regulated, and under which framework does it tokenize assets?
Verified is domiciled in Zug, Switzerland, a jurisdiction that provides clear legal treatment for tokenized securities under Swiss Code of Obligations and DLT Act amendments. The firm has publicly stated it uses the ERC-3643 token standard for permissioned digital securities, which enforces on-chain investor-eligibility rules. Specific Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) registrations or licenses have not been confirmed in public filings.
What kinds of investors does Verified serve?
Verified self-describes as working with institutional investors, asset managers, and other qualified participants, not retail. Geographic intent spans European, UK, Swiss, Middle Eastern, and APAC allocators, suggesting a cross-border institutional client base rather than a single-domicile LP pool.
Does Verified run commingled funds or only deal-by-deal structures?
Available public information points toward deal-by-deal special-purpose vehicles constituted as tokenized securities, rather than a blind-pool fund model. Each investment product appears to be a discrete tokenized instrument tied to a specific underlying asset, giving investors line-item control over which positions they hold on-platform.
Which sectors does Verified explicitly target for tokenization?
Verified's known pipeline covers commercial real estate, renewable-energy infrastructure, private credit, and late-stage technology equity. The unifying thread is asset classes that benefit from fractionalization and previously required heavy administrative overhead for cross-border custody — illiquid, high-value, and jurisdictional-sensitive investments.
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