A Distributed Ledger
For Unlisted Assets
Why Distributed Ledger Technology
is the Future for Unlisted Assets
Traditional registry models for unlisted assets are riddled with inefficiencies—disconnected systems, duplicated data, and complex communication channels. BlockWrap is changing that.
The existing third-party registry model is fragmented and inefficient. Data is scattered between issuers, registries, and investors, creating an environment where information flows in multiple directions with minimal transparency or control. Critical registry data often resides outside the fund’s direct oversight, making access slow, cumbersome, and prone to error.
BlockWrap simplifies this with a distributed ledger platform where each issuer operates a private node—storing their data securely and with full autonomy. Investors, in turn, hold their assets—such as units, shares, or bonds—in their own private nodes, giving them direct control. Information flows seamlessly and securely between issuer and investor, eliminating intermediaries and reducing friction.
This blockchain-based structure provides immutable trust in ownership and transactions, replacing reliance on institutional intermediaries with cryptographic certainty
As the BlockWrap network expands, investors will gain access to a broader range of unlisted opportunities, while issuers benefit from a pre-verified investor pool ready to engage using existing credentials. It’s a more connected, scalable, and transparent future for unlisted asset management.
