T-Blocks Workspace · AI Securitization Toolkit
Make your opportunity investable on chain. See your deal the way an underwriter or tokenization company would, close the gaps, and build an issuance pack up to 90% ready before you pay for live issuance.
Atlas Private in testing. Meridian drafting coming soon. Public access is not open. You can submit a project for team review today.
Atlas score
Underlying asset and incomePartly met
SponsorPartly met
Structure and investor claimPartly met
Liquidity and repaymentMet
Transparency and reportingMet
Risk and conflictsPartly met
Review the proposed investor termsDiscuss the next structuring stepFund managers
Try out your terms and a draft pack first. Commit to an operational SubFund once they hold.
Professional sponsors
See what a reviewer would ask about your cash plan, valuation and backing, and answer it first.
On-chain asset managers
See what it takes to offer your strategy as a security, then prepare the terms and documents to reach more investors.
Think of it as a dress rehearsal with an underwriter. Share your documents, see where your deal stands and what holds it back, then add each missing piece and score it again, without weeks of back and forth.
Atlas names each gap and the question behind it, in plain words.
Every gap links to the exact answer or document that closes it.
Answer or upload in place. Your work saves as you go.
Same project, new version. See what closed and what is still open.
Atlas scoreUnderlying asset and incomeGaps foundSponsorPartly metStructure and investor claimPartly metLiquidity and repaymentGaps foundTransparency and reportingMetRisk and conflictsPartly metAdd the permissions and funding planAdd the repayment dates to the planAtlas score, resubmittedSame project, scored again as each gap closed
62%82%
Strong Fit
A strong score opens a better conversation. A weaker one shows you where to work. If we cannot read enough yet, we ask for what is missing first.
Example · Synthetic project. Every figure is the Atlas engine’s own result for this project. Some gaps close with documents, others with changes to the deal. Better evidence makes the case clearer. It does not promise a better score.
Workspace screens from testing. Synthetic example, not a client result.
Turn a stronger deal into what investors and lawyers expect to see: investment terms, an indicative PPM, a subscription agreement and supporting documents.
Meridian is being built to get your tokenized issuance pack up to 90% ready before you pay for live issuance. Your advisers review and finalize the rest.
Meridian packInvestment termsPlannedIndicative PPMPlannedSubscription agreementPlannedSupporting documentsPlannedWorkspace gets your deal ready. Once the structure, documents and investor checks are agreed, a compartment issues the instrument through Luxembourg on dual rails, and you gather funds from traditional and digital channels, coordinated from structuring through servicing to an investment-banking standard.
A ring-fenced compartment issues the instrument, with its ISIN and terms agreed for the transaction.
The documents name the Luxembourg vehicle, the compartment and its assets, and the terms define investor rights.
What sits behind itOne instrument, two ways in: fiat through banks and brokers, stablecoins on-chain, under its terms.
Fiat subscriptions are paid through the bank channel, where supported. Stablecoin subscriptions run on supported networks, with onboarding.
See both railsGather funds from eligible traditional and digital investors through one route.
Both routes follow the instrument’s terms, investor eligibility and transfer restrictions.
The roles behind the workOnboarding, subscriptions, investor records and reporting, for the life of the instrument.
Once cleared, onboarding and subscriptions run on both rails, and the instrument is administered for its life.
See the four stagesTraditional channelsParticipating banks, brokers and appointed distributors, where supported.
Digital channelsEligible digital allocators and vault curators, subject to each mandate and admission.
T-Blocks arranges and services with counsel and appointed providers; it is not the issuer. Each transaction is assessed individually. Subscriptions and bank acceptance are not guaranteed. Issuance terms and any listing on a venue are agreed separately.
| The usual way | Workspace and T-Blocks | |
|---|---|---|
| Knowing where you stand | You find out after weeks of advisers and reviews. | Get your Atlas score before anyone else reviews the deal. |
| Finding the gaps | Questions come back round after round. | See the gaps up front and close them in one place. |
| Terms and documents | Separate advisers draft from scratch. | Meridian builds an issuance pack up to 90% ready. Coming soon. |
| When you pay | Large costs come before you know the deal holds. | Settle the deal first. Then pay for structuring and issuance. |
| Vehicle and ISIN | You line up the vehicle, the ISIN and the providers yourself. | Your own Luxembourg compartment and ISIN, on one route. |
| Reaching investors | Usually one channel: banks or crypto. | Dual rail: banks and brokers for fiat, on-chain for stablecoins. |
| Time to go on chain | A long and expensive process. | Up to 10x faster. |
A general comparison with a typical process, not a specific provider. Each transaction is assessed individually.
Something else on your deal?
From doing the slow part first. Instead of chasing missing evidence and rewriting the pack round after round, you see the gaps up front. That is how you get on chain up to 10x faster. Legal review and live issuance still follow.
A second opinion in advance. You see how an underwriter or tokenization company would read your deal, so your advisers start from a clearer case. They still judge the transaction and negotiate its terms.
A clear asset, a believable cash plan and evidence that backs your terms. Atlas shows you where one of these is missing before someone else asks. It is an indicative view of what you submit, not an investment decision.
We will confirm the turnaround when access opens. During testing, results depend on readable documents and any information you need to confirm. Join the waitlist for the opening notice.
Your documents are used to prepare the assessment and support the authorized review of your case. The access and retention terms will be confirmed before public access opens. Read the privacy notice before submitting confidential material.
Public self-service for Atlas Private and Meridian is coming soon. Join the waitlist to hear when each opens, or submit a project for a conversation with the team today. Atlas Markets is a separate listed-market tool, available by invitation.
Start with a cash-flow plan, evidence of the asset or other backing, and the ownership and structure documents. Include the dates, amounts and obligations that explain how investors would be paid. If something is missing, Atlas can identify what to add; an information check may be the first outcome.
Workspace is designed for professional private-market proposals, including credit, real estate and investment strategies. The proposed terms and supporting evidence determine the route, rather than the asset label alone. Share your project with the team to discuss its scope while public access is being prepared.
A way to offer a running strategy as a security. Atlas helps you organize the evidence, and Meridian is planned to turn it into terms and indicative documents. That gives you a stronger start when you talk about who can invest and how to reach more investors.
Public access pricing will be confirmed before launch. The aim is simple: settle your terms before you pay for an operational SubFund or live issuance. Legal, structuring and issuance services are agreed separately for your transaction.
Start with the limiting reasons and the specific information Atlas asks for. Improve the evidence or revise the proposal, then reassess it. Adding a document does not guarantee a higher score, but it can make the reason for the result clearer.
Meridian is being built to help you set investment terms and assemble an indicative PPM, a subscription agreement and supporting documents: an issuance pack up to 90% ready before live issuance. These features are planned, and the final documents still need legal review.
The planned pack is a starting point for your legal and structuring advisers. Its value is a coherent proposal they can review and revise, with the terms and unresolved points together. Draft documents are not execution-ready agreements.
An Atlas assessment is separate from an issuance engagement. You can discuss the next step with T-Blocks after reviewing the result; any structuring or issuance work needs its own agreed scope and terms. Portability and use rights for the planned Meridian documents will be stated before purchase.
Atlas Private and Meridian prepare private financing proposals. Atlas Markets is the separate tool for listed-market analysis.
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