TXRA
Working buildInstitutional record layer for real-world assets
TXRA gives issuers, fund operators and their investors a record of real-world assets and the fractional interests held in them that is built to be checked by an outside party rather than accepted on trust.
- Product line
- TXRA
- Sectors
- Finance, Property & infrastructure, AI & digital
- Independent timestamping
- Not implemented — not claimed
- Open to check
- 2 public surfaces
What it is for
When ownership of a real-world asset is split across custodians, registries, fund administrators and spreadsheets, answering “who held what, and when” becomes a manual reconciliation exercise every single time an auditor, a regulator, a lender or an incoming investor asks. The answer takes weeks, costs professional fees, and is only ever as good as the last person who remembered to update a file.
- Asset issuers and fund operators
- Institutional and wholesale investor desks
- Auditors, valuers and compliance teams
- Lenders and credit committees
What you get
A defensible answer to “who held what, when”
Every change in the asset and ownership record is captured as a sequenced, tamper-evident entry, so the ownership history is reconstructable on demand rather than reassembled by hand each reporting cycle. Dating is by the platform; independent third-party timestamping is designed and not yet switched on.
Audit and review packs without the scramble
The record is built to be checked by an outside party rather than accepted on trust, which turns a recurring reconciliation project into a read.
One console for the whole asset lifecycle
Capital calls, valuation and NAV updates, redemption windows, distributions and investor communications are run and logged in the same place, instead of across email threads and disconnected systems.
Compliance status that is legible, not buried
Identity, eligibility and jurisdiction states are first-class on the screens where decisions get made, and every operator override is recorded with a reason and a named reviewer.
Designed to sit on top, not rip out
TXRA is built to read from the custody, registry and fund-administration systems you already run rather than replace them, and your data is exportable at any time. Production connectors are designed and partly built; the first ones are scoped with the customer.
What you can check for yourself
Walk the operator ledger integrity view and run its check on the demonstration dataset.
Export the record and inspect it outside the platform.
TXRA keeps a tamper-evident record. Independent third-party timestamping is not implemented here, and we do not claim it.
What a demonstration shows
- Investor-facing catalogue the licensed operator configures and publishes to its own approved investors, with class, jurisdiction and eligibility filters
- Investor holdings view and operator-controlled transfer surfaces
- Operator console covering asset lifecycle, finance, compliance and access control
- Branded deal-intake portal that sponsors and brokers submit into directly
- Deal workbench with a per-deal secure document room and evidence grading
- Counterparty onboarding checklist and document tracker with an explicit human approval step
- Ledger integrity view with data export
Built on
- Cloud-hosted and API-first
- PostgreSQL system of record
- Multi-tenant isolation with row-level access control
- Encrypted in transit and at rest
- Tamper-evident audit log
- Responsive web plus a native mobile client
- Customer-controlled data export
Categories, not construction. A technical deep-dive is available under a mutual NDA.
Where this actually is
The full product runs end to end today on a seeded demonstration dataset. Production connectors and live tenancies are next.
Runs today as a complete, walkable build — investor, operator, deal-intake and diligence surfaces plus a tamper-evident ledger with a working integrity check — against a seeded demonstration dataset. Live customer tenancies, connectors into production custody, registry and fund-administration systems, and external third-party timestamping of the ledger are designed and partly wired but not switched on. There are no live customers and no audited figures. TXRA is software: it holds no financial services licence, and it does not offer, deal in or advise on financial products.
TXRA is software licensed to the operator. It does not offer, deal in or advise on financial products, and it holds no financial services licence. The licence, the product structuring and the investor relationship stay with the licensed operator.
Why this travels across the two markets
For a Vietnamese bank, fund manager or exchange operator building asset-backed investment products — and for the Australian institutions partnering with them — TXRA is an Australian-built record and workflow layer that can be white-labelled and piloted on a single asset class, with the licence, the product structuring and the customer relationship staying entirely with the locally licensed party.