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What is Ctrl Alt?

Combining groundbreaking technology and expert financial engineering, Ctrl Alt is the B2B infrastructure provider that makes structuring and investing in alternative asset classes efficient, cost-effective, and accessible.

When did Ctrl Alt start?

Launched in 2020 by Matt Ong (formerly of Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse) to open up access to the growing world of tokenised assets, Ctrl Alt has since become the leading expert in the sector.

Why Ctrl Alt?

Ctrl Alt brings a new arm of infrastructure technology by blending industry expertise in tokenised assets with financial technology. The Ctrl Alt team is composed of financial and product experts including alumni from Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, UBS and Revolut.

Where is Ctrl Alt based?

The Ctrl Alt team is based in London, UK, and Dundalk, Ireland.

Is Ctrl Alt Regulated?

Alt Ltd (FRN 974321) is an Appointed Representative of Infinity Asset Management LLP (FRN: 464315), which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

How does Ctrl Alt use tokenisation in their products?

Harnessing the power of tokenisation, our solutions seamlessly integrate both the on and off-chain benefits, combining traditional investment structures with new technology. We provide a secure pathway to tokenised asset structuring while ensuring legal and regulatory compliance.

What is the difference between the Terminal and API Investing Solution?

Our Terminal Solution is an institutional-grade desktop-based product solution where you have the option to invest on behalf of clients. The API solution is an app-based product. Using your existing platform, you'll be able to leverage our technology, structuring capabilities, and supply of assets to give your eligible customers access.

What type of assets can Ctrl Alt structure?

We operate an asset agnostic platform. Previous experience includes: Private Credit, Real Estate, Infrastructure, Private Equity

Who has ownership of the asset?

The assets are owned by a legal entity (company) and your client will own part of that legal entity. Ctrl Alt arranges the formation of the legal entity with the help of lawyers.

How does Ctrl Alt minimise risks involved with investing in tokenised assets?

Investing in tokenised assets comes with risks and for each asset we list, we describe via our Key Information Documents what those risks are and what the risk profile is. While the asset itself carries inherent risks, we've built an operationally safe and secure platform. For example, funds are collected and held in a regulated UK escrow account, away from Ctrl Alt.

What happens to my asset and/or my clients investment if something happens to Ctrl Alt?

The assets are owned by the end investors via a company separate to Ctrl Alt that they are shareholders in. Therefore, if anything happens to Ctrl Alt your investment is segregated, we have no claim to the assets. As Ctrl Alt is involved in the operational element, we will arrange for the assets to be sold and any funds owed returned to you if Ctrl Alt were to stop operations.

Does Ctrl Alt have permissions to operate?

Yes. Ctrl Alt carries out activities which are required to be regulated in the UK. Ctrl Alt (FRN: 974321) is an Appointed Representative of Infinity Asset Management LLP (FRN: 464315), which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

How can my clients feel comfortable that the assets are genuine?

We work with asset partners who are well established in their respective fields. They validate that the assets are genuine and have relevant paperwork where required.

Will my client be issued shares following their investment?

Investors are issued with digital shares in a company that owns the underlying investment assets. This gives investors legal claim to the asset.

Do my client have the option to get their money back?

Tokenised assets are often by nature illiquid and are most suitable for longer term investment horizons. Ctrl Alt allows investors to vote on when they want to sell the underlying asset. If the majority want to sell then the asset is sold and the proceeds of the sale are distributed back to investors.

Who manages the assets?

Assets are managed by expert partners. Ctrl Alt facilitates that purchase and the investor updates on the asset.

Once structured, are Ctrl Alt assets insured?

For details of any specific investments, your customers will need to check the investment overview produced. Insurance cover may vary per product.

What is the maximum that my client can invest in a asset via Ctrl Alt?

This depends on how the deal is structured. For example, for FinTech client's customers, the maximum ownership for one individual is 20%. If you're looking to explore one of Ctrl Alt solutions and want to find out more about investment terms, please reach out to us via info@ctrl-alt.co.

How do my clients invest in assets once structured?

Ctrl Alt provides two investment platform options for our SPV 3.0 and Funds 3.0 products. Our Terminal Solution is an institutional-grade desktop-based product solution where you have the option to invest on behalf of clients. The API solution is an app-based product. Using your existing platform, leverage our technology, structuring capabilities, and supply of assets to give your eligible customers access.

What Blockchain does Ctrl Alt use?

Algorand is the blockchain that Ctrl Alt is built on. The tokens (digital shares) that represent your investment are issued and recorded on the Algorand blockchain.

Algorand

Algorand is the blockchain that Ctrl Alt is built on. The tokens (digital shares) that represent your investment are issued and recorded on the Algorand blockchain.

Algorand Standard Asset

The name given to digital assets issued on the Algorand blockchain.

Asset Class

A group of investments that exhibit similar characteristics. For example equities (stocks & shares) or currencies.

Blockchain

A digital record book or 'ledger' that is used to verify existence, ownership and the history of all kinds of data. Ctrl Alt uses this technology to record ownership of the tokens and facilitate transfers in a secure way.

It is called Blockchain because they store records in 'blocks' that are linked together using cryptography. This helps to keep the records secure.

Crowdfunding

The process of raising money from a large number of people who want to contribute to a particular project or investment opportunity. The project or investment only goes ahead once a certain amount has been raised.

Cryptocurrency

A digital currency that is used to pay transaction fees on a blockchain. It is rewarded to validators on a blockchain in exchange for correctly validating network transactions.

There are many different types of cryptocurrencies, each relating to a different blockchain. ALGO is the native cryptocurrency of the Algorand blockchain. Like traditional or fiat currencies, cryptocurrencies are also an asset class that investors purchase to speculate on how the price will change.

Cryptography

A method of transforming data in order to keep it secure.

Exchange Token

Tokens that are designed to be used as a means of exchange. They are used to buy and sell goods. Cryptocurrencies are exchange tokens.

Fiat Currency

Government issued currency not backed by a physical commodity like gold. For example US Dollars or British Pounds.

Issuance

The process of distributing tokens to investors.

Investment Overview

A document that outlines the potential risks and provides the nessecary background to the investment. As the name suggests, it has key bits of information for you to view.

Listing

The process of adding a new asset to our platform for investors to access.

NFT

A Non-Fungible Token is a type of digital asset that is not fungible or equivalent to another asset. Tokens on the Ctrl Alt platform are not NFTs.

Passphrase

A 12-word secret phrase that gives you access to your wallet. Only you have this passphrase and it should not be shared.

Portfolio

A summary of your investments and where you can vote to hold or sell the underyling asset.

Private Key

Similar to a password, it is a string of letters and numbers that allows you to access your tokens. It is private because only you have access to it.

Self Custody Wallet

A type of wallet that only you as the wallet owner have access to. Think of it like a safe that you own and only you have the key for.

Units of ownership in a company. As a holder of a share you own part of the company and the assets it holds.

Smart Contract

A piece of code that executes certain actions once a set of conditions have been met. At Ctrl Alt we use smart contracts to release tokens to investors only once the total amount for the asset has been raised.

The process of committing to buying a particular token.

Subscription Agreement

A document that outlines the investment and its terms. Upon agreeing to the subscription agreement you are committing to the investment.

Subscription Window

The time period in which you can sign up to buy a particular token.

Token

A digital unit that represents an asset. On the Ctrl Alt platform, the tokens represent shares.

Utility Token

Tokens that grant holders access to a current or prospective product/service but don't provide the same legal rights as shares, bonds etc. An example could be tokens in an online game that enables you to purchase products or services in that game.

Validator

Computers that are responsible for securing the network. They confirm the validity of new transations added to the ledger/records.

Voting Rights

The right to decide what happens to the underlying asset, for example the property. The more tokens you hold, the more voting power you have as an investor.

Wallet

A place to store and manage your digital assets and tokens. Think of it like a digital version of a safe that has all the keys to your assets.

Wallet Address

A string of letters and numbers which is used to identify your wallet. Used when you want to send tokens to and from your wallet.

Yield

A measure of return on your investment. For example if you invest £100 in something that yields 10%, you will receive £10. **For illustrative purposes.