FAQs

1. What Are Tokenized Rights?

These are digital tokens that represent various types of legal rights related to assets. Think of them as digital certificates or tokens that signify ownership or other rights (like earning a share of profits) over something valuable, such as a piece of real estate, a work of art, or a company's shares.

2. Are Tokens In OAE Considered Securities?

Not all tokenized rights are securities. Securities are a type of financial asset that can be traded, like stocks or bonds. While some digital tokens might represent securities (like shares in a company), the OAE platform allows for tokenizing a wide range of rights, not limited to securities. This could include direct ownership of an asset, partial ownership, rights to use an asset, and more.

3. What's Unique About OAE?

OAE stands out because it's not just focused on tokenizing securities (financial assets). Instead, it offers a comprehensive platform where virtually any type of asset right can be digitized and managed. This means you can use OAE for a variety of purposes, from owning a fraction of a painting to sharing in the profits of a business, and much more.

4. What Are Example of Use Cases Of OAE:

Imagine you and a friend buy a car together. Using OAE, you could create digital tokens that represent each person's ownership share in the car. If you own 60% and your friend owns 40%, the tokens would reflect that. Later on, if you decide to rent the car out, you could also tokenize and manage the rental income rights through OAE, ensuring each of you gets your fair share of the profits according to your ownership tokens.

Bottom Line: OAE's platform is versatile, designed to tokenize and manage any asset rights, not just financial securities. It's like a universal toolkit for digitizing legal rights to assets, making it a game-changer in how we handle ownership and rights in the digital age. Whether you're dealing with traditional securities or other forms of asset rights, OAE provides the infrastructure to manage them effectively and legally.