Originate a natively tokenized fund alongside your existing administrator with zero integration needed. Mint supports any chain with compliance built into every token.
Administrator agnostic
Mint enables any fund administrator or transfer agent to originate and manage a digital fund registry on a digital ledger without the need for migration or introducing disruptions to legacy workflows.
Mint UI and APIs enable seamless technical and operational integrations to be built in days, allowing new capabilities to be built without changing existing operations.
Once your fund is originated and managed on Mint, Network provides the rails to reach institutional investors, distributors, broker-dealers, banks, fintechs and wider financial market infrastructure across key financial hubs across the world.
Transfer Agent Functionality
Fund Administrator publishes NAV once, and Mint automatically pulls it on-chain via an oracle feed, made available to every downstream workflow, reducing the risk for discrepancies from manual systems.
Manage all on-chain order flows through requests by distributors on Synthesys Network, and Mint enables transfer agents to handle payment, mint or burn fund tokens, and allow for distribution or redemption of fund tokens across multiple blockchains for whitelisted wallets.
Mint allows the Transfer Agent to whitelist investor or distributor wallet addresses based on compliance status flows through Synthesys Network. Enforcing compliance requirements directly in the transaction flow ensuring no unverified wallet can receive or hold the fund token. The on-chain investor registry is automatically reconciled with real-time data managing parity between records, with any discrepancy being flagged and highlighted automatically.
Mint is built for the multi-entity reality of fund operations, enabling Fund Managers to configure and monitor, Fund Administrators managing NAV, Transfer Agents processing orders and triggering on-chain executions. All fund operation functions on Mint require an initiator and an independent confirmer before anything is committed to the registry.
Mint token smart contracts manage transfer restrictions, whitelist controls, and investor eligibility, ensuring every fund token carries the compliance rules of its fund. Enforcing compliance across pre-determined rules governed by the fund administrator.
Issue across multiple networks from a single interface. Mint supports cross-chain fund management so your fund can meet investors where they already operate, without fragmenting your registry or compliance model.
Built for the Next Generation
The next phase of tokenized fund management will need to be built on legacy infrastructure, not forcing adoption away from it. Mint is developed to work alongside — not against — existing solutions without massive technology investments, disruption or months of data migration.
No. Mint operates as a digital registry layer that sits alongside your existing administrator. There is no migration required, no contracts to renegotiate, and no disruption to legacy workflows. Your administrator continues operating exactly as they do today.
A digitally native fund is one where the registry, token issuance, and investor records are managed on-chain from inception — not retrofitted after the fact. This means every subscription, redemption, and NAV update is recorded immutably on-chain, producing an audit trail that is always current and doesn't depend on manual reconciliation.
Your Fund Administrator publishes NAV through their existing process. Mint pulls that NAV on-chain automatically via an oracle feed, making it available to every downstream workflow — subscriptions, redemptions, and registry updates — the moment it's confirmed. The same NAV figure used to price an order is the same one recorded in the audit trail.
Compliance is enforced at the smart contract level. The Transfer Agent whitelists investor and distributor wallet addresses based on compliance status. Permissioned tokens enforce those rules on every transfer — automatically, not manually. No unverified wallet can receive or hold the fund token.
Every critical fund operation on Mint — NAV updates, subscriptions, redemptions — requires two authorized parties: one to initiate, one to independently confirm. Nothing is committed to the registry without both. This is the same four-eyes principle that institutional investors and regulators expect from traditional fund operations, now enforced at the infrastructure layer.
Mint supports multi-chain deployment. Your fund can be issued on the network that best fits your investor base and counterparty infrastructure. Cross-chain fund management means your registry and compliance model remain unified regardless of which chain an investor operates on. Contact us for current chain support.
Yes. Mint is designed for regulated fund structures across domiciles and strategies. Transfer Agent functionality, permissioned token architecture, and dual authorization controls are built to the operational standards those structures require.
Mint is the origination and registry layer — it handles fund tokenization, Transfer Agent workflows, and on-chain registry management. Network is Synthesys's distribution and connectivity layer — it connects tokenized funds to institutional investors, distributors, broker-dealers, banks, and wider financial market infrastructure. Mint and Network are designed to work together end to end.
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