January 13 2025
Sydney, NSW Australia
Liquidise Limited is pleased to announce it has launched its asset tokenisation solution on the Redbelly Network Mainnet. In conjunction with its registry platform, Liquidise has already begun working with issuers to initiate the process of tokenisation of unlisted equities. Unlisted equities are shares in privately owned companies that are not traded on public stock exchanges.
Tokenisation refers to the issuance of “tokens” or representations of assets on a blockchain. By doing so, Liquidise enables businesses to provide their investors with the means of transacting and unlocking liquidity for their holdings. Tokenisation can also provide greater transparency and auditability over transactions, and reduction in settlement risks and costs.
“By tokenising private company equity on Redbelly, we’re streamlining processes, reducing costs and enhancing compliance and transparency—unlocking real efficiency for these businesses,” said Matt Mills, Liquidise CEO.
“Liquidise unlocks private equity for business owners, investors and employees. Our unique structure gives business owners and investors access to cash and unlisted equity. Business owners retain control over their capital table and can meaningfully reward employees. Investors get access to unlisted opportunities vetted by Liquidise. While our structure is novel, the underpinning technology is tried, tested and proven. We are regulated by ASIC and AUSTRAC and hold our own AFSL” added Mills.
About Liquidise:
Liquidise Limited aims to be the premier asset tokenisation platform on the Redbelly Network. It currently provides registry services for unlisted securities worth over A$1 billion, in Australia. By delivering both registry and liquidity solutions to unlisted companies, Liquidise is the only end-to-end compliant asset tokenisation platform.
To learn more or to get in touch regarding registry, liquidity, or tokenisation services, go to liquidise.com.
About Redbelly:
Redbelly Network is the world’s first formally verified blockchain, developed at the University of Sydney in collaboration with CSIRO and the Australian National Science Agency provides a network requiring KYC/AML for all participants, combined with network-wide verifiable credentials. This enables asset managers to establish digital registries as a shared source of truth and create structured financial products using tokenised assets with composable eligibility criteria.