Blockchain Genesis
Hybrid Regulated Standard
Validator nodes. Precedens Index. Institutional infrastructure. Designed for regulation.
Hybrid Regulated Standard for Institutional DLT and RWA Tokenization
Public–private sandbox collaboration for evaluating Blockchain Genesis across multiple regulatory sandboxes worldwide. Neutral, multi-jurisdictional portal demonstrating a globally deployable, design-for-regulation architecture.
This presentation is provided solely for regulatory sandbox evaluation. Over seven years, we have engineered Blockchain Genesis — a permissioned, pro-regulatory infrastructure for tokenizing real-world assets. The architecture aligns with MiCA/MiFID II, ISO 20022 and Liechtenstein’s TVTG guidelines, and is purpose-built for institutional validators, depositaries and insurers. DLTsandbox.com documents our "Sandbox Tour": starting with entry into the Czech fintech/DLT sandbox, followed by applications to the UK Digital Securities Sandbox (BoE/FCA) and progressing through all other sandbox programmes that are part of the Tour. The goal is a transparent, comparable evaluation of the same use case across jurisdictions — so that each sandbox can validate and assess the Hybrid Regulated Standard and its benefits for both national and international real-world application.
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Executive Presentation 2018 - 2026
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Unparalleled Market Position
A comprehensive, design-for-regulation infrastructure for tokenized real assets (RWA), engineered for institutions.
Design-for-regulation architecture acknowledged by FMA Liechtenstein under the TVTG (Blockchain Act) guideline and supported by an independent Legal Opinion (2022). External expert reviews in Germany and Liechtenstein assess alignment with MiCA, MiFID II and ISO 20022 messaging.
This is not a licence or approval; service availability remains subject to local law, sandbox outcomes, and relevant authorisations.
Regulated Tokenization Standard (RTS)
A purpose-built framework enabling compliant tokenization of real-world assets (RWA).
It includes:
- • Governance by institutional validators (central banks, commercial banks, depositories, insurers)
- • Precedens Token XIX methodology, an internal/indicative index for daily risk-adjusted assessment and comparability across tokenization efforts
- • A four-layer safekeeping model: 1) off-chain legal title, 2) on-chain control logic, 3) depositary/custody, 4) insurance Insurance selected risks
- • Technical compatibility with key standards: ISO 20022, MiCA, MiFID II, the DLT Pilot Regime, and TVTG (Liechtenstein Blockchain Act)
RTS provides a consistent architecture deployed across 27 sandbox programmes, enabling each sandbox to evaluate critical elements such as validator governance, custody and settlement flows, Precedens risk reporting, and compliance documentation under its own methodology and milestones. We deliver full documentation, open reporting, and transparent evidence so regulators and institutions can assess performance in comparable terms.
With RTS, policy intentions move into operational reality—offering jurisdictions a replicable, regulator-first approach to bring tokenized real assets into the regulated ecosystem, with demonstrable readiness for safe market integration.
Next-Generation Technology Architecture
Institutional-grade DLT designed for regulatory adoption
DLTsandbox.com — The Tour Portal
A neutral portal documenting our multi-jurisdiction sandbox journey.
– Sandbox library (27 programmes, comparable view)
– Use-case dossiers (real estate, corporate finance, settlement)
– Compliance & technical docs (legal opinions, guidelines, MiCA/MiFID II, ISO 20022)
Documentation Architecture
Comprehensive framework powering the Regulated Tokenization Standard
XIXOIO Ecosystem Structure
Prepared for integration by IT vendors and institutional technology partners
Blockchain Genesis Core
Blockchain Genesis Architecture – Permissioned DLT framework with acknowledged compatibility under TVTG (Liechtenstein Blockchain Act, 2023 FMA legal opinion)
Smart Contract Framework
DAO infrastructure and automated contract execution systems
Regulatory Framework
Complete regulatory compliance documentation for global markets
Tokenization Architecture
Complete tokenization protocols and digital asset standards
Infrastructure Layers
Application and infrastructure layer documentation for institutional integration
Business Implementation
Market strategy, valuation models, and institutional frameworks
XIX Algorithm
Proprietary algorithms for asset tokenization and validation
Validator Licence
Licensing framework for institutional validators in the network
Blockchain Setup
Technical setup and deployment documentation
Reporting ISO 20022
Standardized financial messaging and reporting protocols
Insurtech Use Case
Insurance industry integration and implementation strategies
Intrinsic Value
Token valuation methodology and intrinsic value calculations
This is Just the Beginning
The modules shown above represent only a fraction of our comprehensive documentation ecosystem. With 189 documents totaling 30.33 GB and over 3000 pages, the XIXOIO framework encompasses extensive technical specifications, legal frameworks, implementation guides, and strategic documentation that form the foundation of our regulated tokenization infrastructure.
Ready for Regulatory Sandboxes
Europe
2 Active • 12 Planned
USA
7 Planned
Global
1 Active - 5 Planned
Perfect Market Timing
Why sandbox teams are asking for this now — and how we are prepared to help.
Across the U.S., the UK and the EU, policy and market infrastructure are converging. In the U.S., initiatives such as the Genius Act and Clarity Act frame the treatment of payment stablecoins and tokenized instruments. In the UK, the Digital Securities Sandbox operated by the Bank of England and the FCA provides an institutional environment for DLT market infrastructure. In Europe, MiCA and MiFID II clarify regulatory expectations, while the Eurosystem and national authorities continue work on CBDC and settlement interoperability.
Our role in this context is straightforward: to support sandbox objectives with a regulator-first architecture. Blockchain Genesis is a Hybrid Regulated Standard for RWA-only tokenization, designed-for-regulation and built for institutional validators (central/commercial banks and licensed financial institutions). It follows ISO 20022 messaging and employs a four-layer safekeeping model (off-chain legal title, on-chain controls, depositary/custody, selected insurance) to align with stability, investor protection, and operational resilience.
The DLT Sandbox Tour brings one consistent use case into 27 sandbox programmes, creating comparable evidence across jurisdictions. We provide complete documentation (legal opinions, FMA guideline/acknowledged compatibility under TVTG, technical specs, controls), open reporting, and are ready to test under your methodology, milestones, and risk criteria.
We have spent seven years preparing for this moment. We come to work with you — respectfully, transparently, and in full alignment with the objectives of supervisors, ministries and central banks — to help transform policy into safe, practical market adoption.
Sandbox Tour Resources
Download key materials and follow the journey across 27 sandboxes.
Practical resources for regulators, institutions and investors. Transparent reporting of each sandbox step.
Regulatory Statement and Legal Disclaimer
Important legal and regulatory information
Conceptual nature of information.
This website is for informational and conceptual purposes only. The products, features, and architecture described are under development and may change at any time. The information provided here does not constitute investment advice, legal or tax advice, a public offer of securities, or a solicitation to participate in any transaction.
Purpose and public accountability of sandboxes.
Regulatory sandboxes exist to allow, under the supervision of public authorities, the safe testing of new financial infrastructures and market procedures while safeguarding financial stability. In the Czech Republic, the fintech/DLT sandbox is implemented by CzechInvest and financed from EU resources under the National Recovery Plan and the Ministry of Industry and Trade; similarly, in the UK the Digital Securities Sandbox is jointly operated by the Bank of England and the FCA with the aim of safely adopting DLT in market infrastructure. The mention of sandbox names does not constitute their endorsement, partnership, or a guarantee of project acceptance.
Regulatory frameworks and standards (design-for-regulation).
The Blockchain Genesis/Genesis One architecture is designed for compatibility with relevant frameworks and standards, including MiCA, MiFID II, the DLT Pilot Regime, TVTG (Liechtenstein Blockchain Act), and, for example, EU2025/222, EU2024/927, DAC8, DORA, GDPR, eIDAS 2.0, as well as technical standards such as ISO 20022 (messaging/settlement). References do not imply licensing or formal approval; they describe intended compatibility.
Technology and supplier ecosystem.
Blockchain Genesis is designed as a permissioned solution utilizing Hyperledger projects under the Linux Foundation — an open, industry-proven stack used by numerous financial institutions. The mention of third parties (technologies, standards, institutions) does not constitute their endorsement or partnership unless explicitly stated.
Licensing status and availability.
The solution may be tested in regulatory sandboxes; it does not hold a full banking or investment licence. Service availability may vary according to local law and may be restricted to institutional participants. Any future provision of services is subject to obtaining the relevant authorizations and fulfilling KYC/AML and other requirements.
Focus on RWA and 4-layer asset protection.
We do not work with highly speculative cryptoassets. We focus exclusively on RWA (digital assets with a clearly identifiable underlying asset) and their safekeeping under a 4-layer protection/securitization model: (1) Off-chain records and legal title, (2) On-chain recording and control logic, (3) Depositary / appointed custody, (4) Insurance Insurance selected risks. This architecture is designed to support institutional risk management and auditability within applicable regulations.
Stablecoin context and financial stability (EU/UK/USA).
EU regulators have long warned about systemic risks arising from stablecoins (runs on reserves, deposit flight, monetary sovereignty, transmission channels to the traditional system). In the UK, the DSS explicitly connects innovation with the protection of financial stability. In the United States, the GENIUS Act (2025) establishes a framework for payment stablecoins and strengthens oversight and coverage requirements; in parallel, there is an ongoing debate about the impact on bank deposits and competition. Our solution is not a payment stablecoin; it focuses on regulated tokenization of RWA and integration into market infrastructure, not on replacing bank deposits.
Token XIX, financing and the Precedens methodology.
The project has been long-term financed by the community of Token XIX holders. The token's governance and economics have been repeatedly tested by market shocks ("runs") and external pressures; from this practice, the original algorithms were refined into the Precedens Token XIX methodology (an internal/indicative index and weighting scheme), designed for daily/periodic risk work and comparability across projects. The methodology can be adopted by traditional infrastructure (depositories, trading venues, banks — commercial and central, insurers) for transparent risk-adjusted assessment in a regulated tokenization environment.
Risks and notices.
Even RWA carry risks (legal and operational failures, custodian/insurance risks, market/revaluation of the underlying, technological risks including cyber threats, regulatory changes). Consider your own risk profile and consult a qualified advisor.
Accuracy, completeness, and forward-looking statements.
Information is provided "as is" without express or implied warranties. Some statements may be forward-looking; actual results may differ due to regulatory, market, and technological factors. We do not undertake to update such statements.
Trademarks and third parties.
Names and logos may be trademarks of their respective owners. The mention of third parties does not constitute their endorsement unless explicitly stated.
Acknowledgements.
We thank regulators, central banks, ministries, and sandbox operators in the EU and the UK for their leadership, methodological work, and supervision in developing regulated DLT infrastructure. Without their efforts, safe innovation and financial stability would not go hand in hand.
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Contact and date.
Inquiries: info@dltsandbox.com • © 2025 XIXOIO LTD. All rights reserved.