Where Capital Meets
the Chain.
Cantor8 engages asset owners to structure, securitise and tokenise real world assets, executing on-chain financing across sovereign infrastructure, private debt and corporate instruments.
Engaged. Structured. Tokenised. Financed.
Cantor8 engages asset owners to manage the full structuring and tokenisation lifecycle, working with selected partners: EDENA Capital, DLA Piper, Canton Foundation, Fosun, CPIC, Silverlake and others.
Cantor8 engages asset owners, sovereign entities, corporates and project sponsors, to structure and execute a tokenised financing.
Cantor8 and EDENA Capital design the securitisation framework and credit enhancement via insurance wrap, meeting institutional investment criteria.
The structured instrument is tokenised on-chain. Where required, an offshore SPV is established to hold the asset and issue the tokenised instrument.
Financing is agreed with Tier 1 institutional investors before tokenisation. There is no distribution risk. Settlement and management occur on-chain against a committed capital base.
Pipeline Highlights
Active mandates across sovereign infrastructure, private debt, pension assets and M&A, spanning multiple jurisdictions.
EDENA Capital holds an exclusive mandate from the Indonesian government for the EDENA energy infrastructure programme. Cantor8 holds the exclusive mandate from EDENA for tokenisation on the Canton Network. The structure incorporates an insurance wrap via Fosun and CPIC, with financing pre-agreed with Tier 1 capital ahead of issuance.
BW Energy, a Norwegian oil company listed in Oslo, is seeking $500 million in financing. Cantor8's insurance credit wrap elevates the native BBB-rated instrument to A, opening access to a materially wider institutional investor base.
Cantor8 is in discussions with Pakistan's Ministry of Finance on a $5 billion sovereign bond issuance to be tokenised and settled on the Canton Network.
Cantor8 holds a mandate to execute a $2.5 billion tokenisation pilot with Egypt, delivering on-chain sovereign financing infrastructure at scale.
Pension fund opacity has historically enabled misallocation, underfunding and misappropriation of beneficiary capital. Cantor8 applies standard STO and securitisation structures to pension assets, where the on-chain nature of the instrument inherently adds transparency, giving beneficiaries direct visibility of allocation, returns and distributions.
A hospital M&A transaction in Japan, financed through conventional channels. The equity of the ippan zaidan hojin is tokenised and placed on-chain.
This document is confidential and for informational purposes only. It does not constitute an offer, solicitation or investment advice. Transactions described are indicative, subject to regulatory approval and final documentation, and may not complete on the terms described or at all. No representation is made as to accuracy or completeness. Recipients should conduct their own independent assessment. Cantor8 accepts no liability arising from reliance on this document.