No-code tools can unlock tokenization for institutional asset managers

Institutional-grade software provider Brickken is offering a compliance-first, whitelabel platform for RWA tokenization, designed to help financial institutions securely and compliantly digitize and manage their assets.

The tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs) is rapidly moving from a niche concept to a core component of modern finance. Major institutions, from Goldman Sachs tokenizing money-market funds to Dubai issuing tokenized real estate, are actively exploring how blockchain can bring efficiency and liquidity to historically illiquid markets.

Despite this momentum, significant challenges remain for mainstream adoption. Regulatory uncertainty, technological fragmentation, a lack of institutional-grade infrastructure and limited liquidity pathways have slowed widespread adoption.

For tokenization to fulfill its potential, financial institutions need robust, compliant and user-friendly platforms that bridge the gap between traditional finance and onchain capabilities.

Addressing this need is Brickken, an institutional-grade software provider designed for the compliant tokenization and management of RWAs. Founded in 2020, the company offers a secure infrastructure for digitizing financial instruments and tangible assets, turning them into tradable digital assets.

Modular toolkit for institutional tokenization

Brickken’s most recent development is its whitelabel platform, designed to facilitate institutional adoption of tokenized assets. This upgraded software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform features a modular architecture, enabling financial institutions and asset managers to manage their tokenization business from end to end under their own brand.

Source: BrickkenThe whitelabel platform allows issuers to structure, deploy and manage tokenized assets — including equity, debt, private credit, bonds, funds, real estate and commodities — using no-code technology, removing technical complexity. It was built to automate historically manual processes that created friction in private markets.

Prominent features include end-to-end asset issuance and management, which streamlines the creation and administration of tokenized assets. Brickken’s whitelabel platform also simplifies investor onboarding by automating the process with embedded Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) checks.

Additionally, it provides real-time cap table management for live and auditable ownership records, streamlined governance tools like investor voting and automated distributions and payments.

To further address institutional fund appetite, Brickken is collaborating with fund administrators to integrate real-time net asset value (NAV) synchronization through oracle-based infrastructure.

This ensures tokenized funds maintain continuous alignment between onchain share registries and offchain fund accounting systems, while leveraging secure data feeds for asset pricing, NAV attestations and regulatory reporting. The result is enhanced transparency and operational efficiency across fund structures.

Beyond issuance, Brickken’s infrastructure supports the full lifecycle of tokenized funds, from subscription and redemption automation to periodic valuation, investor reporting and compliance attestations. This functionality allows fund administrators and asset managers to streamline back-office operations, reduce reconciliation burdens and provide investors with real-time access to verified fund data.

A compliance-first infrastructure

Recognizing the critical importance of regulation in institutional finance, Cointelegraph Accelerator participant Brickken adopts a compliance-first approach. The platform is pending audit for an ISO 27001 certification and SOC 2, adhering to international standards for information security management, ensuring data is handled securely.

The platform’s compliance architecture has been designed to align with the requirements of MiFID II and AIFMD, ensuring that tokenized fund structures can operate under existing regulatory regimes. Combined with DORA-ready infrastructure, this enables financial entities to extend their digital strategies without compromising operational resilience or investor protection.

Brickken’s involvement as a participant in the European Blockchain Sandbox also underscores its commitment to working within regulatory frameworks. This regulatory awareness is embedded within the platform, offering features for jurisdiction-specific structuring and automated compliance checks.

The platform’s modularity allows institutions to select and configure the tools they need, adapting the solution to various asset types and business models. This flexibility aims to remove the friction that has hindered institutional adoption of tokenization.

Brickken’s platform includes an interoperability layer that connects its onchain issuance modules with traditional fund accounting systems and market data providers. By leveraging oracles for verified NAV data and standardized APIs for reporting, the platform enables seamless integration with existing fund workflows. This interoperability makes tokenization a natural extension of fund operations, not a parallel infrastructure.

The future of finance lies in the integration of traditional markets and blockchain infrastructure, according to Brickken co-founder and CEO Edwin Mata:

“Tokenization is not just a technological upgrade; it’s a structural evolution […] Our mission is to provide the infrastructure that enables institutions to confidently transition into this new paradigm.”

From $300M tokenized to global partnerships

Since its founding, Brickken reports having tokenized over $300 million in assets for more than 100 institutional clients across 16 countries, demonstrating global reach with a strong presence in the EU, MENA and LATAM regions.

The company serves as an official tokenization provider for networks like BNB Chain, Polygon and Mantra, and maintains strategic partnerships with companies such as Chainlink, Circle and PwC.

As institutions increasingly explore onchain solutions, platforms that offer compliant, robust, and user-friendly infrastructure will play an essential role. By focusing on these core requirements, Brickken is now expanding collaborations with fund administrators, custodians and data providers to establish standardized frameworks for tokenized fund operations, further bridging the gap between traditional fund management and blockchain infrastructure.

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