Identity-first onboarding
Every investor begins with verified identity. KYC, KYB, AML, sanctions, PEP and adverse media checks are orchestrated across providers and recorded against the investor's profile.
Matrex is designed around identity, eligibility, audit history and controlled transfer. Every investor, wallet, payment, subscription, token issuance and secondary transfer is governed by Matrex's compliance and entitlement engine.
Every investor begins with verified identity. KYC, KYB, AML, sanctions, PEP and adverse media checks are orchestrated across providers and recorded against the investor's profile.
Offering rules define who can subscribe. Matrex enforces accreditation and eligibility on subscription, transfer and post-issuance events — not just at first onboarding.
Tokens can only be issued to verified investors with whitelisted wallets. Unverified addresses cannot hold, receive or send tokens.
Every secondary transfer is subject to eligibility checks, wallet whitelisting and approval. The register only updates after approved settlement.
Compliance decisions, subscriptions, payments, issuances and transfers are recorded with timestamped audit evidence. Records are queryable for regulators and counsel.
All sensitive documents move through Texxe with per-recipient access control, audit logs and acknowledgement receipts — never over loose email chains.
These are not aspirations — they are how Matrex is engineered. Each principle is enforced by the platform's compliance and entitlement engine.
Matrex is workflow infrastructure for issuers and their advisers. It does not provide legal, tax or investment advice.
Each issuer is responsible for the regulatory permissions, offering structure and disclosures applicable in the jurisdictions where they raise.
Eligibility, accreditation rules and transfer restrictions are configured per offering by the issuer and their counsel.
Bring your structure, jurisdictions and adviser stack. We'll walk through how each compliance pillar maps to your offering.