Investor document requests
Request KYC evidence, proof of source of funds, accreditation documents and entity records over an audited channel — not over email.
Matrex uses Texxe as its secure file and data transfer layer for sensitive investor, issuer, legal, compliance and token-holder information. Texxe is owned end-to-end, not a third-party plug-in — and it's wired directly into the registry.
Request KYC evidence, proof of source of funds, accreditation documents and entity records over an audited channel — not over email.
Corporate documents, ultimate beneficial owner declarations and bank statements move under Texxe access controls, with full traceability.
Distribute notices, statements and meeting materials to a verified holder list. Receipts and access logs are recorded.
Every approved secondary transfer produces a documented evidence pack delivered through Texxe to the issuer's registrars and counsel.
Per-holder distribution statements delivered with audit-grade access and acknowledgement records.
Counsel and registrars deliver formal notices to holders with delivery, access and acknowledgement evidence stored against the register.
Texxe is not a generic file-sharing tool. It's purpose-built for the documents and communications that have to survive an audit — and integrated with the same registry that issues and tracks the underlying tokens.
Related-party disclosure
Texxe Limited and Matrex Limited are under common ownership. Inter-entity service terms are documented in a separate arms-length services agreement, available to issuers on request from legal@matrex.io.
Walk through how investor documents, transfer evidence and holder communications move through Texxe — and why it matters for your audit position.