Digital securities are digital forms of traditional securities, typically represented on a blockchain network. Just like traditional securities, digital securities tend to represent fractional ownership of an asset. Each MOCHAX token is a unit of Common Equity Shares that is limited by the liable company ownership within MOCHAX.

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Tokenisation

Tokenisation is a process of transformation of asset accounting and management in which ownership of each asset is represented as a digital token. The essence of tokenisation is to create digital accounting systems for real-world values in order to record and process transactions reliably. Tokenisation implies creation of a comprehensive expandable infrastructure, where assets are exchanged and transferred securely, and audit is performed in real time; operating costs of such a system and the overall time to market are significantly reduced. Tokenization transforms asset management: a request execution model is changed to a model of direct asset management using cryptographic mechanisms.

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Borderless Capital Movements

Security Token Offerings provides just a greater group of people ability to invest in Digital Securities. Depending on the regulations in the jurisdictions, globally, anyone can participate in any STO. They'll have to go through an identity and verification process, but now you could have someone in Australia, who's interested in a Digital Securities from South America, and participate in the MOCHAX security token offering. So, it allows people worldwide to participate in offerings worldwide, which right now is a far more difficult.

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Security Tokens are Liquid

Traditional investment is often termed ‘illiquid’ due to the difficulty faced trying to find a buyer for an asset. An example of this would be having to find a buyer for a house that you previously invested in — you would struggle to liquidate this instantly. The promise of global liquidity is perhaps the security tokens most valuable trait. Security Tokens have the ability to represent fractional ownership of an asset and to be traded on global security token marketplaces and exchanges – two things that are virtually impossible for traditional securities.

Traditionally illiquid assets like real estate or fine-art can become liquid for stakeholders by issuing asset-backed security tokens that represent a stake in the underlying assets. And because the tokens can be listed on global markets, the security can be made available to global investors that are eligible to buy, sell, and trade the security in a compliant way. Since the token is divisible, you can easily put, whatever percentage of what you own, to trade in a Decentralised Exchange (Secondary Market).

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Enable Investments in Digital Assets.

The securitisation of non-liquid assets – venture capital funds, real estate, precious metals, currency, art, sports teams – is likely to reshape how investors value their assets and how they think about them going forward. This is possible due to the fact that not only will new assets be able to be created using this method, but traditional financial instruments will also have the ability to be tokenised.

With tokenisation, markets will be able to operate 24/7 and with a uniform standard allowing assets to be traded around the world with very little friction.