Tokenization Beyond Ownership

Identity-Bonded Tokens

OAE allows minting identity-bonded assets and tokens - regardless of who holds them, the owner is recorded at a smart contact level.

Practical Example: Consider a service that offers streaming TV access through a tokenized system. A user purchases a digital access token that allows them to watch exclusive content. This token is identity-bonded, meaning it is permanently linked to the user’s identity. Although the user can transfer this token to another person's digital wallet—perhaps to allow a friend to access the content temporarily - change of current holder doesn’t change the ownership status.

Agricultural Land Use Tokens

OAE allows for the tokenization of usufruct rights to agricultural land, enabling investors to benefit from the land's yield for a specific season without holding ownership of the land itself.

Practical Example: A landowner has fertile agricultural land suitable for seasonal crops. Through OAE, they tokenize the usufruct rights of this land, offering tokens for sale to potential investors. Each token grants the holder the right to use the land and profit from its yield for one growing season. This model allows landowners to monetize their land effectively while giving investors the opportunity to engage in agricultural ventures with limited commitment. Token holders can participate in the agricultural profits without the complexities and responsibilities associated with land ownership, including long-term maintenance and property taxes. This arrangement provides a flexible and accessible way for individuals to invest in agriculture and receive returns based on the seasonal productivity of the land.

Vehicle Leasing Tokens

OAE enables the tokenization of vehicle leasing rights, allowing for the trade or sale of tokens that represent the remaining lease period of a vehicle. This system facilitates a flexible approach to vehicle leasing, where lease terms can be adjusted and transferred between parties without traditional restrictions.

Practical Example: A car leasing company decides to implement a token-based system for its fleet of electric vehicles. Customers initially lease a car by purchasing tokens equivalent to the lease duration they desire. If a customer's circumstances change and they no longer need the vehicle for the full lease term, they can sell their tokens on the OAE platform. The buyer of these tokens gains the remaining lease period on the vehicle, effectively taking over the lease under the original terms. This process adds liquidity to the vehicle leasing market, allowing customers to manage their leases more dynamically and adapt to changing needs without being penalized for breaking traditional lease agreements.