Commitment

Liquid provides tools for asset issuers to remain compliant after tokenization:

Asset Registry: A record of all token holders (cap table) is maintained and updated as tokens trade (since all traders are KYC’ed, we always know the real identity behind wallets). This allows an asset issuer to, say, produce an official shareholder register if needed for legal filing or send notices to owners. It also ensures that no unvetted person sneaks into the cap table.

Financial Reporting: Asset owners can upload or link periodic reports (like property financials, appraisal updates, etc.) to the token’s metadata. Investors thus get an updated view, and it can satisfy regulatory requirements for ongoing disclosure in certain cases.

Audit Trail: Every action (token creation, transfers, etc.) is on blockchain, providing an immutable audit trail. Off-chain actions (like KYC checks or legal document generation) are logged with references (transaction IDs, timestamps) in our system. This level of record-keeping is useful if ever there’s a regulatory audit or legal dispute — we can clearly show each step taken for compliance.