How to Build a Tokenized Fund on KXCO Armature
Launch an on-chain fund with licensed brokers and an administrator attached, NAV verified live by oracle.
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A tokenized fund is only as credible as the institutions behind it. KXCO has published a step-by-step guide to launching one properly on KXCO Armature — with the full institutional stack attached and verified.
What it takes
Beyond custody, KYC and oracles, a fund on Armature carries the requirements regulated funds demand:
Contact KXCO first. There is no self-serve deployment — every build begins with onboarding and ends with KXCO approval.
A regulated custodian. Reserves and underlying assets are held by a regulated custodian — never by KXCO.
KYC / KYB. The issuer and every holding address are identity-verified and carry a post-quantum KxcoIdentity credential.
Live oracles. Reserves, assets and NAV are verified on-chain continuously — not self-reported.
Licensed brokers and a fund administrator. The fund must have licensed broker(s) and an administrator attached; the administrator strikes NAV, which a KXCO-approved oracle then publishes on-chain.
Why Armature is the gold standard
Most tokenization happens on anonymous, self-attested public chains. Armature is the opposite: a permissioned, post-quantum-secured settlement layer where the backing is held by a regulated custodian, verified live by oracle, gated to KYC-verified holders, and approved by KXCO before launch. Identity and authorization use ML-DSA-65 (NIST FIPS-204), which Armature verifies natively on-chain — so what you build is protected against the quantum threat, with instant finality and a complete on-chain audit trail.
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