Ctrl Alt is a leading tokenization infrastructure provider that makes structuring and investing in alternative asset classes efficient, cost-effective, and accessible.

When did Ctrl Alt start?

Founded in 2020 and launched in 2022 by Matt Ong (formerly of Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse).

Why Ctrl Alt?

Ctrl Alt is a leading tokenization infrastructure provider trusted by governments, major financial institutions, and fintechs. Our team includes financial and product experts with experience at Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, UBS, and Revolut, delivering deep industry knowledge and secure, reliable solutions.

Where is Ctrl Alt based?

Ctrl Alt is headquartered in London, UK with offices in Belfast, Dundalk and Dubai.

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. In the UAE, Ctrl Alt is VASP registered by the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) and is the first ever firm to receive an Issuer license, in addition to having a Broker-Dealer license.

How does Ctrl Alt use tokenization in their products?

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

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. Alternatively, through native tokenization, clients can hold tokens that provide direct, legally-backed ownership of the underlying asset.

How does Ctrl Alt minimise risks involved with investing in tokenized 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 assets and/or my clients investments 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 clients be issued shares following their investment?

Yes. Investors can receive digital shares in the company that holds the underlying investment assets. Alternatively, through native tokenization, clients can hold tokens that provide direct, legally-backed ownership of the underlying 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 an 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 and tokenized?

Once an asset is tokenized, our platform, Unity, provides a centralized hub to issue, manage, and invest in the tokenized asset. This service is available to investors, distributors, and traders, allowing seamless access and oversight.

For institutions and distributors, we offer API integrations, enabling clients to manage investments directly on their own platforms while leveraging our institutional-grade infrastructure for security, efficiency, and compliance.

What blockchain does Ctrl Alt use?

Ctrl Alt is chain-agnostic, meaning it can connect to any blockchain network. We currently support integrations with multiple blockchains, including both layer 1 and layer 2 solutions, giving clients flexibility in managing tokenized assets.

Asset Class

A group of investments that share similar financial characteristics and behave similarly in the market. Common asset classes include equities (stocks), fixed income (bonds), real estate, commodities, and cash. Identifying asset classes helps investors diversify portfolios and optimize risk and returns.

Blockchain

A digital ledger technology that securely records transactions across a decentralized network of computers. Each transaction is grouped into a “block” and linked to the previous one, creating a permanent, tamper-resistant chain. Blockchain is the foundation for cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH) and is increasingly used in financial services to improve transparency, security, and efficiency.

Cryptocurrency

A digital form of money that uses blockchain technology to record and verify transactions. It operates without a central authority like a bank or government. Popular cryptocurrencies include Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH). Investors use cryptocurrencies for payments, trading, and as alternative assets in diversified portfolios.

Cryptography

The practice of securing information using mathematical techniques to protect data, communications, and transactions. In finance and technology, cryptography underpins blockchain and cryptocurrency, ensuring that transactions are private, authentic, and tamper-proof.

Fiat Currency

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

Issuance

The process of creating and distributing digital tokens on a blockchain. Token issuance can represent ownership, access, or rights within a network and is often used in digital asset ecosystems.

Investment Overview

A summary of an investment’s key details, including objectives, risks, expected returns, and asset allocation. It helps investors quickly understand the opportunity, compare options, and make informed financial decisions.

Listing

The process of registering a financial asset, such as a stock or cryptocurrency, on an exchange so it can be publicly traded. A listing increases visibility, liquidity, and accessibility for investors.

NFT

Unique digital assets stored on a blockchain that represent ownership of a specific item, such as art, music, or virtual goods. Unlike cryptocurrencies, NFTs cannot be exchanged one-for-one and are used for digital collectibles, gaming, and intellectual property verification. Tokens on the Ctrl Alt platform are not NFTs.

Passphrase

A sequence of words or characters used to securely access digital accounts, wallets, or encrypted data. In cryptocurrency and blockchain, passphrases protect private keys and ensure only authorized users can execute transactions.

Portfolio

A collection of investments held by an individual or institution, such as stocks, bonds, cash, or alternative assets. A well-structured portfolio balances risk and return through diversification to meet specific financial goals.

Private Key

A confidential alphanumeric code used to access and manage digital assets on a blockchain. It verifies ownership and authorizes transactions. Keeping a private key secure is essential, as anyone with access can control the associated assets.

Self Custody Wallet

A digital wallet that allows users to store and manage their own cryptocurrencies without relying on a third party. The user holds the private keys, maintaining full control and responsibility for securing their digital assets.

Shares

Units of ownership in a company that entitle investors to a portion of its profits and, in some cases, voting rights. Shares are traded on stock exchanges, and their value fluctuates based on company performance and market conditions.

Smart Contract

A self-executing digital agreement stored on a blockchain that automatically carries out predefined actions when specific conditions are met. Smart contracts remove the need for intermediaries, increasing efficiency and transparency in transactions such as payments, lending, and asset transfers.

Subscribe

To sign up for a financial service, investment offering, or digital asset distribution, often by providing funds or personal information. In token sales or investment contexts, subscribing grants access to participate and receive allocations according to the terms.

Subscription Agreement

A legal contract between an investor and an issuer outlining the terms for purchasing securities or digital tokens. It specifies the investment amount, rights, obligations, and conditions for participation, ensuring both parties understand their commitments.

Subscription Window

The designated period during which investors can subscribe to a financial offering, such as stocks, bonds, or digital tokens. It sets the start and end dates for participation and ensures the allocation of investments is managed fairly.

Token

A digital asset issued on a blockchain representing value, rights, or access within a network. Tokens can serve multiple purposes, including payments, rewards, governance, or ownership of digital and real-world assets

Utility Token

A type of digital token that provides access to a product or service within a blockchain network. Unlike security tokens, utility tokens are not designed as investments but as functional assets to power platforms, applications, or decentralized services.

Validator

A participant in a blockchain network responsible for verifying and validating transactions. Validators help secure the network, maintain consensus, and are often rewarded with tokens for their role in confirming blocks.

Voting Rights

The entitlement of shareholders or token holders to participate in decision-making processes of a company or blockchain network. Voting rights allow holders to influence governance, policies, or strategic decisions, such as electing board members or approving protocol changes.

Wallet

A digital tool that stores and manages cryptocurrencies or digital tokens. Wallets hold private keys, enabling users to send, receive, and securely access their digital assets on a blockchain.

Wallet Address

A unique alphanumeric identifier used to send and receive cryptocurrencies or digital tokens on a blockchain. It functions like an account number, allowing secure transactions without exposing private keys.

Yield

The income generated from an investment, typically expressed as a percentage of the invested amount. In finance, yield can come from interest, dividends, or returns on digital assets and helps investors evaluate potential earnings. For example if you invest £100 in something that yields 10%, you will receive £10. **For illustrative purposes.

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