For originators

Raise from global capital, on Australian terms

Sponsors, fund managers and infrastructure developers use Democratise to structure, issue and service tokenised offerings — reaching allocators who cannot easily access Australian private markets today.

8–12 wks

Mandate to settlement

Structuring, documentation, issuance

A$25m+

Typical raise size

Single asset or programme issuance

Distribution jurisdictions

Screened investor base

100%

Lifecycle automation

Process

From mandate to money

Structure

Instrument design, trust and security package, tax and FIRB analysis, and an offer structure that suits the target investor base.

Document

Information memorandum, trust deed, independent valuation, legal opinion and financial model — assembled into a permissioned data room.

Issue

Permissioned tokens minted under ERC-3643 or XLS-20 with transfer restrictions, whitelisting and a licensed trustee holding the underlying asset.

Service

Register maintenance, distribution runs, daily NAV, investor reporting and secondary matching windows for the life of the instrument.

Eligibility

What we take to market

Asset class	Instrument	Typical size	Fit
Renewable infrastructure	Senior secured or mezzanine notes	A$40–150m	Contracted revenue, investment-grade off-taker
CRE private credit	First mortgage / stretch senior	A$25–200m	LVR under 70%, independent valuation
Diversified private credit	Open-ended fund units	A$50m+	Track record, daily NAV capability
Agriculture and water	Income units	A$20–80m	Water entitlements, export contracts
Resources royalties	Revenue royalty notes	A$30–100m	JORC resource, defined offtake path

Why here

What tokenisation actually changes

Reach

A wider investor set

Smaller minimums and digital onboarding bring in family offices and offshore allocators that a A$5m minimum would exclude.

Cost

Lower servicing drag

Register, distributions and reporting run from a single source of truth, removing reconciliation between transfer agent, fund admin and sponsor.

Liquidity

An exit path for holders

Scheduled secondary matching windows give investors a route to exit — historically the single largest objection to private-market allocations.

Tokenisation does not remove FIRB screening, AFSL obligations or disclosure requirements.
Secondary liquidity is scheduled and venue-limited, not continuous or guaranteed.
Committed two-sided demand is required before any offering is launched.

Discuss a mandate

Bring an asset with contracted or secured cash flows and an independent valuation. We will come back with an indicative structure, cost stack and distribution plan.

Platform architecture See live structures