STO documentation: legal pack for security token offerings.
- Token Terms + investor rights model.
- Offering memo / private placement pack.
- Subscription / investment agreement.
- Corporate approvals and cap table logic.
- AML/KYC onboarding and transfer restrictions.
- Token type and economic rights (debt/equity/revenue share).
- Transfer restrictions, whitelisting, lock-ups.
- Redemption / buyback and corporate action logic.
- Default events, remedies and voting/governance triggers.
- Issuer and business model description.
- Risk factors and limitations.
- Use of proceeds and token economics summary.
- Distribution perimeter and investor eligibility.
- Investor representations (status, eligibility, source of funds).
- Payment/settlement terms, allocation and acceptance.
- Conditions precedent and closing deliverables.
- Dispute resolution and governing law.
- Board/shareholder resolutions and approvals matrix.
- Cap table and tokenholder register logic (incl. nominee/trustee).
- Information rights, reporting schedule and covenants.
- Corporate actions (dividends, buybacks, conversions).
- Onboarding policy and procedure (SOP) pack.
- Sanctions/PEP screening and evidence standards.
- Investor segmentation and marketing guardrails.
- Transfer restrictions & ongoing monitoring triggers.
- Custody/escrow framework and key role split.
- Settlement flows (fiat/crypto), reconciliations.
- Reporting, audits and disclosure updates.
- Post-issue lifecycle: transfers, corporate actions, redemptions.
- Token classification and offering format (private/public; exemptions; investor types).
- Issuer structure (SPV/holding), governance and ring-fencing.
- Target investors and geographic perimeter.
- Settlement method (fiat/crypto) and custody/escrow setup.
- Transfer restrictions, lock-ups, whitelisting and lifecycle rules.
Most STO issues come from misalignment between “token idea”, legal classification and real distribution constraints.
Token terms, offering memo, subscription agreement and notices.
Approvals, registers, reporting covenants, corporate action rules.
AML/KYC SOPs, eligibility rules, transfer restrictions and evidence standards.
Custody/escrow, settlement, reconciliation, post-issue lifecycle.
We can also support negotiation with custodians, platforms, banks/PSPs and key counterparties.
For early design and investor conversations.
- Token Terms (draft) + rights matrix.
- Offering outline + risk factor framework.
- High-level distribution perimeter memo.
- Document list and closing checklist.
Most common STO documentation set.
- Token Terms + full Offering Memo / PPM.
- Subscription / Investment Agreement.
- Corporate approvals and register templates.
- AML/KYC onboarding + transfer restriction rules.
For regulated/permitted offerings and complex distributions.
- Full docs + servicing/custody/escrow contracting.
- Negotiation with platforms/custodians/banks.
- Investor DD pack and Q&A support.
- Post-issue governance and lifecycle support.
If you already have documents, we can do a gap analysis first and upgrade your pack to issuance readiness.
What is the difference between an STO and a token sale?
An STO is an offering of tokens that represent an investment product (security/financial instrument). It typically requires an offering document, investor agreement, eligibility controls and clear investor rights — plus compliance evidence.
Can you prepare documents for private placements only?
Yes. Many STOs are structured as private placements with investor restrictions, representations and distribution perimeter controls. We design the pack around that approach.
Do you help with custody and settlement frameworks?
Yes. We align the legal documents with custody/escrow setup, settlement flows (fiat/crypto), reconciliations and post-issue lifecycle rules.
Do you cover AML/KYC and transfer restrictions?
Yes. STO documentation must include onboarding rules, eligibility checks, sanctions screening expectations and enforceable transfer restrictions (whitelisting/lock-ups).
- Projects raising capital via security tokens.
- Issuers preparing a private placement / PPM.
- Teams onboarding platforms, custodians and banks.
- Founders needing investor-ready rights and disclosures.
We can start with a short call and a document list — and move into drafting immediately.