Asset Issuance — Overview

Deploy, distribute, and settle tokenized real-world assets

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Asset Issuance is how an issuer brings an instrument on-chain: deploy the token, distribute it to eligible holders, and settle NAV and distributions over its life. Issuance is compliance-gated end to end — every transfer runs through the issuer’s policy.

Where it fits (regulatory boundary)

The issuer owns the offering, the instrument terms, and the economics. Clossir provides deployment, distribution, NAV, and fee rails; it does not issue the instrument on its own behalf.

Key features

  • Token deployment across supported chains
  • Compliance-gated distribution to eligible holders
  • NAV settlement and distributions
  • Fees and fee sharing (see Fees)

Use cases

  • Tokenizing funds, credit, and other RWAs
  • Periodic NAV updates and distributions to holders
  • Primary distribution to verified investors

How it works

The issuer deploys a token bound to a compliance policy, distributes to eligible holders, and settles NAV/distributions on a schedule. See Token, NAV & distributions.

Dependencies

Requires Compliance (transfer gating) and Identity (holder eligibility).