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Real-world asset issuance, step by step: how the software keeps the issuer the issuer

How a permissioned real-world-asset token is issued on UnyKorn's software: eligibility, ERC-3643 transfer rules, independent attestation, delivery-versus-payment settlement, and custody in the client's own name. Honest about what needs counsel.

By UnyKorn LLC · published 2026-09-10 · dated, sourced, corrections to hello@nil33.com · not legal advice

"Tokenizing" an asset means very little until you say who holds what. Here is the sequence UnyKorn's issuance software runs, and who is the principal at each step.

1. The issuer is a legal entity with an asset and counsel

UnyKorn does not create the asset or the offering. The issuer (a fund, a company, a gold program, a property owner) brings the asset, the offering documents, and its own securities counsel. Whether the instrument is a security, and where it may be offered, is a legal determination the issuer's counsel makes before any software is configured.

2. Eligibility is enforced on chain, not in a spreadsheet

The software uses the ERC-3643 permissioned-token standard: a transfer succeeds only if both wallets carry valid identity claims that match the issuer's rules (accredited, jurisdiction, lock-up). The rules live in the contract; the identity claims are issued by a verifier the issuer chooses. UnyKorn configures; the issuer approves.

3. Reserves are attested by someone who is not us

For asset-backed instruments, the software takes attestations from independent parties (an assayer, an auditor, a custodian report), aggregates them by a stated rule (for example, two of three signers, median value, monthly, stale after 45 days), and publishes the result. UnyKorn never signs an attestation about a client's reserves.

4. Settlement is delivery-versus-payment

A token moves only when payment moves, in the same transaction or under an escrow rule. No party holds the other side's asset unsecured. The rails support stablecoin settlement; fiat settlement runs through the client's bank, not through UnyKorn.

5. Custody opens in the client's name

Custody, where the program needs it, is opened by the issuer at a qualified custodian the issuer selects. UnyKorn holds a narrow, revocable, written authorization to operate the program and no authority to move value.

What we say no to

Equity in the issuer (it creates agency and joint liability that break the operator perimeter). Holding client funds. Claims of insurance, licensing, or guaranteed value for an asset that has not been issued. Marketing a program before the issuer's counsel has cleared the offering.

State of the build

The issuance rails, ERC-3643 configuration, and attestation aggregation are real and documented. Each engagement is scoped with the issuer's counsel; the first steps are a setup conversation at Y3K Markets and a limited authorization, not a token.

Questions people ask

Does UnyKorn decide whether my asset is a security?

No. Your securities counsel does, before any configuration.

Who holds the reserves?

A qualified custodian you select, in your name. UnyKorn holds no value.

Who signs the reserve attestations?

Independent parties you appoint (assayer, auditor, custodian). UnyKorn aggregates and publishes; it never signs.

Sources and further reading

Operated by

UnyKorn LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company formed July 1, 2026 (Wyoming filing 2026-002019968). Managing Member: Kevan Burns.

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UnyKorn LLC is a technology and administration service provider. It is not a bank, broker-dealer, exchange, custodian, trustee, transfer agent, appraiser, auditor, investment adviser, money transmitter, or issuer. It issues no tokens and never holds client funds.